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What is the main goal of a pre-trial conference?

  1. A
    To dismiss the case
  2. B
    To conduct jury selection
  3. C
    To prepare for trial and discuss settlement options
  4. D
    To render a final verdict

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A pre-trial conference is a meeting between the parties, their attorneys, and the judge before the trial begins. Its purpose is to narrow down the issues, establish a timeline, prepare for trial logistics, and explore potential settlement options.

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What is the main goal of a pre-trial conference?
A
To dismiss the case
B
To conduct jury selection
C
To prepare for trial and discuss settlement options
D
To render a final verdict

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