32. Blake, a fraud examiner, is testifying in court as an expert witness in fraud matters. During cross-examination, opposing counsel keeps getting extremely close to Blake, invading his body space. What should Blake do? a) Attempt to move away from opposing counsel b) Ask the judge to intervene c) Move toward opposing counsel, decreasing body space d) Get through cross-examination the most professional way 33. Bailey, a fraud examiner, is being cross-examined in court on his expert opinion relating to a fraud matter. Darwin, a defense attorney, is attempting to trap Bailey on a number of "what if" scenarios which would cause a distortion of Bailey's opinion. What should Bailey do? a) Point out to Darwin that he is not being fair b) Object and refuse to answer c) Ask that the question be rephrased d) Any of the above