/ˌriːˈkrɒs/ – Verb
Definition: thẩm vấn chéo lặp lại, hỏi cung chéo lặp lại.
A more thorough explanation: In a legal context, “re-cross” refers to the process of questioning a witness for a second time after they have been subject to cross-examination by the opposing party. This additional round of questioning is typically allowed to clarify or challenge issues raised during the initial cross-examination.
Example: During the trial, the defense attorney requested to re-cross examine the witness to clarify a point raised during the prosecution’s cross-examination.