After the defense concludes its case, the government may present rebuttal evidence-evidence that was not used when the prosecution initially presented its case.

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In a trial, after the defense concludes its case, the prosecution is allowed to present rebuttal evidence to counter or disprove evidence presented by the defense. This evidence is typically new and was not part of the initial presentation.

After the Defense Concludes Its Case, the Government May Present