What is the purpose of the pretrial conferences?

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Pretrial conferences are for juries to evaluate the trial and having an idea as to who people are going to judge and how the trial will work together

lesya692 [45]3 years ago

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A pretrial conference is an occasion for both lawyers and the judiciary to be proactive in concerns to the forthcoming hearing. The portions of the case will be served out, which comprise the method of choosing a jury, how long the action is excluded to last, and any unusual methods or applications. The pretrial is a conference organized by the court and endured in the courtroom to aid a face to face examination of the effects of the case.

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