Rebuttal Witness: What Does That Mean?

A rebuttal witness is a witness called to testify in response to some other evidence presented previously in the court proceeding (hearing or trial). In the article that follows, we’ll explain more about what a rebuttal witness is, what they are used for, and when they are called. Rebuttal Witness: What Does That Mean? Disclaimer … Read more

State Attorney vs District Attorney (What’s the Difference?)

Answer: In general, the term “state attorney” is not commonly used, though the term “state’s attorney is.” And the “state’s attorney is often the district attorney, though it can also mean the state attorney general. Confused? In the article that follows, we’ll explain. State Attorney vs District Attorney (What’s the Difference?) Disclaimer The contents of … Read more

Can I Call The Plaintiff’s Attorney?

Answer: It depends on who you are in the case, whether you have an attorney of your own, and what you intend to achieve with your contact. In the article that follows, we’ll explain. Can I Call The Plaintiff’s Attorney? (Discussion) Disclaimer The contents of this web page are for informational purposes only, and nothing … Read more

Attorney General vs District Attorney: What’s The Difference?

Attorney generals and district attorneys have dramatically different roles. By the end of this article, you’ll be able to explain the differences with ease. Attorney General vs District Attorney: What’s The Difference? What is an Attorney General (or THE Attorney General)? Each state in the United States has an Attorney General. While state attorney generals … Read more