CASE-IN-CHIEF

By SovConn | April 6, 2014

case-in-chief. 1. The evidence presented at trial by a party between the time the party calls the first witness and the time the party rests. 2. The part of a trial in which a party presents evidence to support the claim or defense. Cf. REBUTTAL. [Blacks Law 8th]

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