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-1st
-each attorney give their introductory speach
-prosectuting goes first |
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-2nd
-attorney questions own witness
-prosecuting first
-witness is sworn in |
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-3rd
-follows opposing attorney's direct examination of the witness
-attorneys can "impeach" a witness only during a Cross-Examination
-attorney proves that witness isn't telling the truth
-doesn't have to tell court until closing statement |
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-4th
-follows cross-examinations
-to clarify new or unexpected issues or facts brought out in the immediate proceeding cross-examination
-may not bring any nes issues out during this |
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-5th
-summarizes case
-prosecution delivers the first closing argument
-An Attorneys may have a rebuttal
-only issues that were addressed in an opponent's closing argument may be raised |
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