After all the evidence has been presented and both parties have "finally" rested, each party has the right to make motions:
A) for judgment as a matter of law.
B) for a jury trial.
C) for punitive damages.
D) in limine.

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After all evidence has been presented, both parties have the right to make a motion for judgment as a matter of law, also known as a directed verdict. This motion asks the court to rule in their favor based on the evidence presented and the applicable law. This is a reasonable choice as it allows for a final decision to be made by the court without leaving the decision up to a jury.

After All the Evidence Has Been Presented and Both Parties