The legal phrase by which an attorney states that he has concluded the evidence he wishes to introduce at that stage of the trial. An agreement by the parties that a fact is true. A stipulation is evidence. Sustained The manner in which the judge tells an objecting attorney that his objection is sufficient to require the court to rule in his favor. Testimony Answers to questions posed by attorneys to sworn witnesses.
Testimony is evidence.
The jurors sworn in as the jury to try a particular case. The definitive answer given by the jury to the court concerning the matters of fact committed to the jury for their deliberation and determination. The judge will instruct the jury as to the proper form of the verdict. It will be written on a separate sheet of paper. Witness Someone who under oath answers questions about what he has seen or heard or what he knows about a case.