No further questions

"No further questions" is a phrase used in legal proceedings, particularly during cross-examination. It is a signal that the lawyer conducting the cross-examination has finished questioning the witness and does not have any further questions at that time.

When a lawyer says "no further questions," it means they have completed their line of questioning and do not wish to ask any additional questions of the witness. This is typically followed by the opposing lawyer having the opportunity to conduct their own cross-examination or redirect examination.

The phrase is also used in other legal contexts, such as during a deposition or in a hearing, when the questioning party has finished asking questions and does not want to ask any more.

Overall, "no further questions" is a phrase used to indicate the end of a line of questioning or the conclusion of a specific legal proceeding.