Before the case goes to the jury, the attorneys of both parties present:
A) the voir dire
B) the summary discussion
C) the hearsay evidence
D) the rebuttal evidence
E) none of the other choices are correct

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Before the case goes to the jury, attorneys present their closing arguments, not the options listed. Voir dire is the jury selection process, hearsay evidence is often inadmissible, and rebuttal evidence is part of the trial process but not specifically presented before the case goes to the jury in the context implied by the question.

Before the Case Goes to the Jury, the Attorneys of Both