In court
How can I speak briefly and clearly in court?
What can I leave out while keeping enough context for a listener to follow?
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Can you answer the question in front of you, listen to the reply, and recognise what you do not know?
What can I leave out while keeping enough context for a listener to follow?
What would confirm that I understood the whole question?
Where does my explanation need to acknowledge uncertainty?
Which meaning can I explain, and which one do I still need to understand?
What exactly is disputed, and what would help a listener understand it?
Where is my understanding incomplete?
Which need remains unconfirmed by the available official information?
Which conclusion can I support, and which question remains open?