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Opening argument or to open a case is to make a statement of the pleadings in a case, which is called the opening. See also opening statement for more information. 2. The opening should be concise, very distinct and perspicuous. Its use is to enable the judge and jury to direct their attention to the real merits of the case, and the points in issue. 3. The opening address or … [Read more...] about OPENING ARGUMENT

(A) practice. A declaration by a counsel to his client of what the law is, according to his judgment, on a statement of facts submitted to him. The paper upon which an opinion is written is, by a figure of speech, also called an opinion. 2. The counsel should as far as practicable give, 1. A direct and positive opinion, meeting the point and effect of the question and … [Read more...] about OPINION

Also known as opening argument. An attorney's or litigant's first remarks at a trial to a judge or jury that summarizes their theory of the case and maps out where they see the case going over the course of trial, e.g. a prosecutor making an opening statement regarding his confidence in being able to prove that a defendant was guilty of murder. The opening statement is made … [Read more...] about OPENING STATEMENT

A decision by the court (such as a verdict) which is accompanied by a written explanation of the reason for the court's findings and decision. … [Read more...] about OPINION OF THE COURT

The time after corn is carried out of the fields. … [Read more...] about OPENTIDE