At which of the following procedures may a defendant present evidence?

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A defendant can present evidence during a trial. At the initial appearance, the purpose is to inform the defendant of their charges and rights, and not to present evidence. The grand jury also does not involve the defendant presenting evidence, as it is an investigative body that decides if there is enough evidence to proceed with a trial. During an appeal, the defendant is not presenting new evidence, but rather challenging how the previous evidence was handled or interpreted.

At Which of the Following Procedures May a Defendant Present