(11)The marshalling of evidence is not the repetition of what a witness said but the critical grouping together of the relevant statements of particular witnesses for and against a particular fact. The proper way to marshal evidence is something like this; that A, B and C agree m such and such a version but are contradicted on such and such points by D and E, that a contrary version (being such and such) given by X and Y unsupported such and such details by Z, is against the probabilities or against such and such established facts; therefore the version of A, B and C, with such and such modifications, appears to be correct.
