During closing arguments new evidence may be presented, but only to emphasize a point the attorney is trying to make.

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During closing arguments, new evidence cannot be presented unless it meets certain criteria, such as being previously unavailable or overlooked. This is known as the "Rule of Closing Argument." However, attorneys may use the evidence presented during the trial to emphasize their points and arguments.

During Closing Arguments New Evidence May Be Presented, but Only