ONCALL
...Evidence
......Method of Exam: Cross-Exam
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Because there was no objection to leading questions DA asked accomplice, claim was forfeited.

Request to cross-examine other party properly denied where not relevant to UCCJEA jurisdictional determination.

Trial court erred in denying D's right to cross-examine witness at evidentiary hearing on workplace restraining order.

Once a source has been established to be reliable, expert may be cross-examined on it even if not consulted or relied upon.

Expert's admission an authority is reliable and generally accepted in the scientific community is sufficient to satisfy Evid. Code §721 (b)(3) and permit E to be cross-examined on it.

Unless defendant can show prohibited cross-examination would have produced a significantly different impression, trial ct.'s exercise of discretion will not be disturbed.

A party may cross-examine a witness about the witness’s motive and bias.

Trial courts may restrict cross-examination of a witness on potential bias, prejudice, or ulterior motive based on Evid. Code §352.

In college administrative review hearing arising out of allegations of sexual misconduct, alleged victim not appearing in person or by electronic means deprived accused of fair hearing.