What is the purpose of a pretrial conference?
a. To outline what the defendant did wrong
b. To allow the defendant to deliver the statement of defence
c. To explain and interpret all of the evidence as it emerges
d. To identify points of contention and narrow down the issues
D
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A Outlining what the defendant did wrong is done in the pleadings.
B The delivery of the defendant's statement of defence occurs in the pleadings.
C Explaining and interpreting the evidence as it emerges occurs through expert witnesses.Explaining and interpreting the evidence as it emerges occurs through expert witnesses.
D The purpose of a pretrial conference is to identify points of contention, narrow down issues, and encourage out-of-court settlements.
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