Luke, I'm struggling with when leading questions are acceptable on direct examination. I get that if it doesn't add anything or isn't prejudicial and simply moves along the narrative it's okay. I just got through watching Vince Bugliosi direct examine Buell Wesley Frazier on the Oswald on Trial video, and it seemed he asked quite a few leading questions. Is there a hard and fast rule on what's ok and what is not? How about a video?
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Luke, I'm struggling with when leading questions are acceptable on direct examination. I get that if it doesn't add anything or isn't prejudicial and simply moves along the narrative it's okay. I just got through watching Vince Bugliosi direct examine Buell Wesley Frazier on the Oswald on Trial video, and it seemed he asked quite a few leading questions. Is there a hard and fast rule on what's ok and what is not? How about a video?