[infowarrior]

The attorney interrogating me at the time replied, “I’m in charge here. You understand? I ask the question and you answer either ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. That’s how the game is played, and you will play it that way.”

To which *I* would have responded, "This is 'We the People's' courtroom, and *THEY* are in charge, it is most empahtically *not* your private fiefdom, to do as you will *ESQUIRE*..."

the infowarrior

[Melas]

It’s the place of counsel to object, not the witness. The judge would have shot you down quickly, and had you continued you would have rightfully spent a night or two in the company of vomiting drunks.

[FoxInSocks]

dagogo redux said he was being deposed, not giving testimony in a courtroom.

A witness’s job is to answer questions, not ask questions.

Counsel will naturally attempt to discredit the opinions of the other side’s experts. There’s no need to be rude in doing so, however.