Which of the following statements is true of the presentation of testimony?

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A plaintiff's attorney presents the evidence through witnesses and exhibits. Each witness is sworn and then examined by the plaintiff's attorney; this is called direct examination. The defendant's attorney may cross-examine each witness, trying to raise doubts as to the person's credibility or trustworthiness. The plaintiff's attorney may then conduct a redirect examination to clarify the plaintiff's view of the facts and perhaps to minimize whatever negative effect was created in the cross-examination. During a witness's testimony, the opposing attorney may object to the presentation of certain evidence.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of the Presentation