What part of a trial includes a summary of the facts, issues, evidence, and conclusions that may be drawn from the evidence where each attorney tries to highlight the evidence most favorable to his or her client?

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A closing argument is the part of the trial where each attorney summarizes the facts, issues, evidence, and conclusions that may be drawn from the evidence in an effort to convince the judge or jury to find in favor of their client. Each attorney will try to highlight the evidence that is most favorable to their client and make their case as strongly as possible.

What Part of a Trial Includes a Summary of the Facts