In a civil case, both parties have the opportunity to present evidence and witnesses before the judge makes a ruling.

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In civil cases, both sides get to present evidence and call witnesses before the judge decides.

A key aspect of civil procedure is that both parties have the chance to present their case fully before a ruling is made.

The trial involved both parties presenting evidence and witnesses; the judge then made a ruling.

Unlike some other systems, in this jurisdiction, both parties in a civil case have the opportunity to present evidence and witnesses.

In civil litigation, both parties are afforded the opportunity to submit evidence and call witnesses prior to the judge's adjudication.

In a civil case, both sides get to show their stuff and bring in people to testify before the judge decides.

In a civil case, both sides can show their proof and have people talk before the judge makes a decision.