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If you have to testify

Tell the truth
Dress neatly
Avoid distracting mannerisms
Never chew gum and try to keep your hands away from your face and mouth
Be prepared
Before you testify, review the facts in your mind, but do not try to memorize what you are going to say
Be serious in the courtroom
Avoid laughing and talking in the courtroom
Address the judge as “Your Honor”
Speak loudly and clearly
Remain calm at all times and try not to lose your temper
Be yourself and try not to be nervous
Don’t be afraid to cry
Listen carefully to all questions and take your time when answering
Answer questions fully, but do not volunteer information
Explain your answer if necessary
Do not guess
It is perfectly acceptable to say “I don't know” or “I don't remember”
Only answer questions using facts
Do not give your opinion or conclusion unless asked to
If you are asked if you have talked with anyone about the case, answer truthfully
Wait for “objections” before answering a question
Do not discuss your testimony
Try to avoid members of the jury during recesses

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