In the context of evidentiary rules,which of the following is true for cross-examination and confrontation?
A) Where exposing the witness' identity would damage either party's legitimate interests,the witness cannot be questioned.
B) Depositions and previous testimony should be admitted if a witness is unavailable.
C) Hearsay is preferred over direct witness testimony.
D) The arbitrator's attempt to investigate is a genuine part of his/her professional obligation.

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According to the evidentiary rules, if a witness is unavailable for examination, depositions and previous testimony can be admitted for cross-examination and confrontation. Option A and C are incorrect as witnesses cannot be shielded from cross-examination unless there is a legitimate privilege. Option D is incorrect as the arbitrator's role is to remain impartial and to only consider evidence presented by the parties, rather than conducting their own investigation.

In the Context of Evidentiary Rules,which of the Following Is