On February 10, 2024, Army Lieutenant Colonel Jake Gunter delivered an insightful lecture on cross-examination techniques to Utah National Guard Judge Advocates. The annual UTNG JAG conference took place at Camp Williams, Butler Readiness Center in Riverton, Utah. This important event serves as a platform for military legal professionals. It offers valuable training sessions and networking opportunities to enhance their legal expertise and courtroom skills.
With two decades of experience, Jake Gunter has successfully tried numerous jury cases. He defends individuals accused of
crimes and represents those who have suffered personal injuries. His extensive background in criminal defense and personal injury law equips him with the practical skills necessary for effective cross-examination. Jake emphasized that cross-examination is not just a technique; it is a complex skill. It requires years of diligent practice, strategic thinking, and a deep understanding of the law and human psychology.
During his lecture, Lieutenant Colonel Gunter shared invaluable insights and practical tips for enhancing cross-examination techniques. He stressed the importance of thorough preparation and adaptability when responding to witness testimony. Clear and persuasive communication is also essential. By illustrating how effective cross-examination can reveal inconsistencies in witness statements, he highlighted its critical role in the legal process.
As a partner at Howard Lewis & Petersen, PC in Provo, Utah, Jake Gunter is dedicated to providing exceptional legal representation. His expertise benefits clients and significantly contributes to the professional development of fellow Judge
Advocates attending the conference.
For more information about Jake Gunter and his legal practice, visit our page. Whether you are facing criminal charges or seeking representation for personal injury claims, Jake’s commitment to justice and advocacy can make a significant difference in your case.
