The discovery state in the trial process prevents a:
A) "trial by ambush"
B) "trial by surprise"
C) "trial by interrogation"
D) "trial by treachery"
E) "trial by chicanery"

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The discovery state in the trial process requires both parties to disclose relevant evidence and information to each other before the trial. This prevents a "trial by ambush," where one party surprises the other with evidence they were not aware of, giving them an unfair advantage.

The Discovery State in the Trial Process Prevents A