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To get evidence from witnesses

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Direct examination allows the attorney to present evidence and testimony that supports their case, while cross-examination allows the opposing attorney to challenge or discredit the witness's testimony and evidence presented during direct examination. Both examinations aim to help the trier of fact (judge or jury) understand the facts of the case and determine the credibility of the witnesses.

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create doudt in the minds of the jury

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Q: What is the purpose of direct and cross examinations?
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