Which is the correct chronological order for the segments of a trial?
A) Opening statement, cases in full, judge's charge, rebuttal
B) Opening statement, rebuttal, cases in full, judge's charge
C) Opening statement, cases in full, rebuttal, judge's charge
D) Judge's charge, opening statement, cases in full, rebuttal

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The correct order for the segments of a trial is the opening statement, cases in full, rebuttal, and judge's charge. This order allows for the parties to present their cases and arguments, respond to each other's arguments, and for the judge to give instructions to the jury before they deliberate.

Which Is the Correct Chronological Order for the Segments of a Trial