How-To conduct an examination-in-chief on the UK Bar Course

This video focuses on examination-in-chief (XIC). Examination-in-chief is a common advocacy exercise that students will be expected to perform on the bar course, and it's likely going to be found on the Criminal Litigation module or a separate "Skills" module.

This video will explain what examination-in-chief is, the reason that we have it during a trial and how to successfully conduct an examination-in-chief during your training as a barrister.

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