Equal preparation
Prepare as a victim or witness with the same structured cross-examination practice the accused receives.
Planned product capabilityKnow your record.
Meet the pressure.
Find your footing.
A new way to practise cross-examination: an AI counterpart designed to study your material, ask focused questions and follow your answers.
Private beta · Active development. This page demonstrates a scripted sample, not a live AI session.
- Your material, in context
- Source-linked questions
- Pause on your terms
The record comes first.
Fictional evidence · three excerpts
Witness statement · line 4“I checked the time on my phone. It was 8:15 p.m.”
Witness statement · line 7“The car looked blue under the streetlight.”
Witness statement · line 9“A parked van blocked part of my view.”
Fictional market incident · question 1
Witness statement · line 4“I checked the time on my phone. It was 8:15 p.m.”
You checked your phone at 8:15. What connects that time to the moment you saw the vehicle?
Example answer: “I looked at my phone just after it passed.”
Sample 1 of 3
Review the exchange.
Keep your own facts.
Look back at the question, the source and the answer together.
- Did your answer address the question?
- Where did you express uncertainty?
- What source was the question based on?
- Did a follow-up introduce an unsupported premise?
Practice feedback is not a truthfulness score or a measure of readiness for court.
Fictional example only. No AI model is running in this sample.
Witness practiceLegal educationProfessional training
Preparation, not
another blank chat box.
The intended workflow starts with the record and stays connected to it. Explore a fictional scenario, practise the exchange, then review what happened.
Bring the material.
Start with a sample or a text record. Review the source lines before a question is asked.
Face the questions.
The planned AI experience tests details and follows your answers, with the source always close at hand.
See the exchange clearly.
Revisit the transcript and examine follow-ups. Never rewrite your memory to improve a score.
Practise the question before it matters.
LEX·SIM CrossExam gives victims who testify as witnesses the equal preparation the accused receives. The Crown does not represent you—Crown counsel prosecute on behalf of the public. If you are a witness, you are often the only person in the courtroom without a lawyer of your own. CrossExam combines the structured Crossed training method with real-time voice sessions, responsive witnesses, case materials, transcripts, objections, and scorecards.
A responsive counterpart
Question a responsive witness by voice or text in an isolated practice session.
Planned product capabilityStructured advocacy practice
Train lawyers and law students in the discipline of cross-examining a witness through the Approach, Commit, Squeeze, and Kill phases.
Planned product capabilityReview in context
Review the transcript, objections, missed opportunities, and performance scorecard after the session.
Planned product capabilityEqual preparation for everyone who takes the stand—victims, witnesses, and the advocates learning to question them. This demonstration uses fictional excerpts and makes no assessment of credibility or court outcomes.
Clear answers.
No hidden claims.
Understand what this page demonstrates before you begin.
Ask about CrossExamIs this a live AI cross-examination?
No. The practice room on this page cycles through three scripted, fictional examples. The product remains in development; this sample does not establish live voice or AI availability.
Can I upload my own material here?
This landing page has no evidence upload or storage. Use the fictional sample to explore the presentation of a source, question and answer.
Does the sample provide legal advice or score truthfulness?
No. It illustrates practice and reflection. It does not determine credibility, predict a result or tell a witness which facts to give in testimony.
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Start with the record.
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