Practice question
When preparing to testify in court, what is the private investigator's primary objective?
- To help their client win the case by presenting information in the most favourable light.
- To impress the court with their investigative skills and discredit opposing witnesses.
- To present factual, objective, and truthful evidence related to their investigation.
- To interpret the legal implications of the evidence for the judge and jury.
Answer: C — To present factual, objective, and truthful evidence related to their investigation.
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