How many days before trial must you serve the other side with your expert witness in information, and what code section governs? 2. How do you force a witness to attend the trial and testify? 3. If one of the sides asks for a jury trial before the deadline, how many days before trial must they pay the jury feees to the court? 4. What is a "motion in limine" and in what document do you first name your motions? 5. Name at least 6 different types of exhibits you can use at the time of trial. 6. What are jury instructions, and who prepares them? 7. What is the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence? and what is an inference? 8. How does a juror weigh conflicting evidence? 9. What can the jury do if a party fails to deny or explain adverse evidence? 10. If there is a discrepancy between witness's testimony or between such witness's testimony and that of other witnesses, must the jury discredit that witness - why or why not? 11. Why and when were new "plain english" jury instructions adopted? - and where can they be found?

12. What must an attorney do to prepare for trial?

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1 In many jurisdictions you must serve the other side with information about your expert witness at least 30 days before trial This is typically gover... View the full answer