Trial practice is dramatically different in Britain. Each side has two sets of lawyers. Solicitors do not go into court, but they interview any witnesses before trial. Barristers are the only lawyers permitted to argue in court, but they cannot interview witnesses. They know the substance of what each witness intends to say but do not rehearse questions and answers, as in the United States. Which approach do you consider more effective? More ethical? What is the purpose of a trial? Of pretrial preparation?

$1.$ In the American legal system, the work done by British solicitors is called

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