Examples of 'case-in-chief' in a sentence
Meaning of "case-in-chief"
case-in-chief (noun) - in the legal context, refers to the main or primary case presented by a party. It is the primary case made by a plaintiff or prosecutor and is meant to establish the necessary elements to prove the case
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- The stage during trial in which the party with the burden of proof presents supporting evidence.
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The Chamber is currently seized of a prosecution motion to reopen its case-in-chief.
The Prosecution continues to present its case-in-chief and is proceeding ahead of schedule.
The Prosecution is currently presenting its case-in-chief.
The State rested its case-in-chief on Thursday morning.
Pretrial management of this case resulted in a 60 per cent reduction of the Prosecution case-in-chief.
The prosecution continues to present its case-in-chief in the Mladić trial.
Perry 's defense case-in-chief consisted primarily of attacking King 's credibility.
Prosecution witnesses Hours for Prosecution case-in-chief.
The Prosecution 's case-in-chief is nearly completed.
The case is currently hearing the Prosecution 's case-in-chief.
Mario Čerkez 's case-in-chief will then commence.
Number of hours for OTP case-in-chief.
No . of hours for Defence case-in-chief for OTP cross - examination.
Number of hours for Defence case-in-chief.
The Prosecution continues to present its case-in-chief and has 82 witnesses remaining.
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For all intents and purposes, the Prosecutor 's case-in-chief has been concluded.
Hours for Prosecution case-in-chief.
