Practice question

When preparing to testify in court, what is the private investigator's primary objective?

  1. To help their client win the case by presenting information in the most favourable light.
  2. To impress the court with their investigative skills and discredit opposing witnesses.
  3. To present factual, objective, and truthful evidence related to their investigation.
  4. 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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