What is the correct order in which a jury trial is conducted?
A)opening statements--jury selection--defendant's case--plaintiff's case--closing arguments and instructions--verdict
B)jury selection--opening statements--defendant's case--plaintiff's case--closing arguments and instructions--verdict
C)opening statements--jury selection--plaintiff's case--defendant's case--closing arguments and instructions--verdict
D)jury selection--opening statements--plaintiff's case--defendant's case--closing arguments and instructions--verdict

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The correct order for a jury trial is: jury selection, opening statements, plaintiff's case, defendant's case, closing arguments and instructions, and finally the verdict. Choice D is the only option that follows this order.

What Is the Correct Order in Which a Jury Trial