Trial Law

Trial law refers to the legal processes and rules governing how cases are tried in court. It encompasses the procedures for presenting evidence, arguments, and testimonies before a judge and possibly a jury. Trial law ensures that both parties have a fair opportunity to present their case, abide by legal standards, and follow specific protocols, such as motions, objections, and verdicts. The aim is to resolve disputes through a structured process, ultimately leading to a decision or judgment regarding the issues at hand, whether in civil or criminal matters.