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Non-leading (On Direct)
Who
What
When
Where
Leading (On Cross; On
Direct — transitions, neutral background information, foundations,
witnesses with memory or language problems).
Blatantly leading
Isn't it true….
Isn't it a fact….
Won't you admit….
Won't you concede….
Wouldn't you agree….
Wouldn't you have to say…
Declarative sentence or assertion followed by
Right?
Correct?
Isn't it true?
Isn't it correct?
Fairly leading
Don't
Didn't
Isn't
Aren't
Wasn't
Weren't
Mildly leading
By Edward Imwinkelreid, King Hall
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