Which of the following steps should an investigator follow before entering a courtroom? Discuss the case with jurors and defense witnesses. Contact the defense counsel and any defense witnesses before the trial. Discuss personal life, likes and dislikes, and official business in public. Know when and where to testify.
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Discuss the case with jurors and defense witnesses: This is not an appropriate step for an investigator to take before entering a courtroom. It is considered unethical and potentially illegal for an investigator to discuss the case with jurors or defense witnesses Show more…
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