If you were a lawyer, which of the following would be least effective in preparing your witness to testify before court?
A) Frequently rehearsing of the testimony
B) Forming many alternative memory routes for each important fact
C) Preparing your own questioning to include several cues that will help to activate the witness's memory of their testimony
D) Having the witness draw detailed pictures of the event

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Having the witness draw detailed pictures of the event may not be effective in preparing the witness to testify before the court because it might be too time-consuming and may not necessarily improve the accuracy of the witness's testimony. The other options, such as rehearsing the testimony, forming alternative memory routes, and preparing cues to activate memory, are all effective ways of preparing a witness to testify in court.

If You Were a Lawyer, Which of the Following Would