Before the case goes to the jury, the attorneys of both parties present:
A) the voir dire
B) the summary discussion
C) closing (final) arguments
D) the rebuttal evidence
E) the hearsay evidence

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Closing (final) arguments are presented by the attorneys of both parties before the case goes to the jury. It is their final opportunity to persuade the jury to see the case in their client's favor. The attorneys summarize the evidence presented during the trial and attempt to convince the jury that their client's position is the correct one. Voir dire is the process of selecting the jury, rebuttal evidence is presented after the opposing side's evidence, and hearsay evidence is generally not admissible in court.

Before the Case Goes to the Jury, the Attorneys of Both