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of <h1>Witness Examination Process: Examination-in-Chief, Cross-Examination, and Re-Examination Explained; Cross-Exam Covers All Relevant Facts.</h1> Witnesses are first examined-in-chief, followed by cross-examination if the opposing party wishes, and then re-examined if the calling party desires. The examination-in-chief and cross-examination must address relevant facts, but cross-examination is not limited to the facts covered in the examination-in-chief. Re-examination should clarify matters from the cross-examination, and if new issues arise during re-examination with the court's permission, the opposing party may further cross-examine on those new matters.
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