The purpose of the discovery stage before trial is to:
A) prevent surprises at trial
B) preserve evidence of witnesses who might not be available for trial
C) encourage pretrial settlements
D) narrow the range of claims being made
E) all of the other choices may be correct

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The discovery stage before trial serves multiple purposes, including preventing surprises at trial, preserving evidence of witnesses who might not be available for trial, encouraging pretrial settlements, and narrowing the range of claims being made. Therefore, all of the other choices may be correct.

The Purpose of the Discovery Stage Before Trial Is To