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Definition: Final statements made by the prosecution and defense attorneys to the jury at the end of trial. Attorneys summarize the evidence, argue their interpretation of facts, and ask for specific verdicts.
Category: Court Process · Statute: Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.381 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Closing Arguments in Florida
Final statements made by the prosecution and defense attorneys to the jury at the end of trial. Attorneys summarize the evidence, argue their interpretation of facts, and ask for specific verdicts.
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