4. Closing Arguments Aim: To summarize the case and persuade the judge or jury to rule in favor of Mr. A. What Should Be Done: Recap the evidence presented and how it supports Mr. A's claims. Appeal to the jury's sense of fairness and justice. What Should Not Be Done: Avoid introducing new evidence or arguments that weren't presented during the trial. Do not make emotional appeals that lack factual support. Example Submission/Question: "In conclusion, the evidence overwhelmingly shows that the defendant's negligence caused the accident, leaving Mr. A with significant financial burdens. We ask that you hold the defendant accountable for their actions