The closing argument is that point at the end of the testimony when the defendant has an opportunity to speak.

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The closing argument is actually an opportunity for the prosecutor and defense attorneys to make a final statement to the judge or jury summarizing their case and persuading them of their position. The defendant may have an opportunity to address the court during sentencing, but it is not typically part of the trial process.

The Closing Argument Is That Point at the End of the Testimony