Asked by Melannie Cayetano on May 19, 2024
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After the opening statements of a trial are made, the
A) plaintiff's case is heard first.
B) defendant's case is heard first.
C) judge decides the order in which the cases will be heard.
D) attorneys will flip a coin to decide which side's case will be heard first.
Plaintiff's Case
The portion of a legal trial where the plaintiff presents their evidence and arguments to prove their claims against the defendant.
Opening Statements
The initial remarks made by attorneys to a jury or judge summarizing the facts they intend to present during a trial to prove their case.
- Achieve familiarity with the protocols and techniques for examining witnesses in the context of a courtroom trial.
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Thu Ngân T??ng Th?May 25, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
In a trial, the plaintiff, who is the party that has filed the lawsuit, presents their case first. This is because the plaintiff has the burden of proving their claims against the defendant.
Learning Objectives
- Achieve familiarity with the protocols and techniques for examining witnesses in the context of a courtroom trial.