Without the discovery state in the trial process, evidence presented in the trial could:
A) prevent the defendant from hiring a lawyer
B) catch opposing parties by surprise
C) anger the plaintiff
D) insult the defendant
E) falsely represent the defendant

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Without the discovery state in the trial process, opposing parties would not have an opportunity to gather information and evidence from each other beforehand. This could lead to surprises during the trial and potentially put one side at a disadvantage.

Without the Discovery State in the Trial Process, Evidence Presented