uncross-examined
uncross-examined adjective: not cross-examined.
Adjective
uncross-examined (not comparable)
- Not cross-examined.
- Jaramillo, a credible witness, was uncross-examined and his testimony stands undisputed.1988, United States. National Labor Relations Board, Decisions and Orders of the National Labor Relations Board, volume 280, National Labor Relations Board, →LCCN, →OCLC
- Hemphill v. New York involved the Sixth Amendment confrontation clause’s application when a defendant “opens the door” to uncross-examined evidence.2022 January 20, Shaakirrah Sanders, “Court rejects “door opening” as a Sixth Amendment confrontation-clause exception”, in SCOTUSblog
Questions about uncross-examined
- What does uncross-examined mean?
- Uncross-examined means not cross-examined.
- What part of speech is uncross-examined?
- Uncross-examined is an adjective.
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