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Closing arguments are exactly what they sound like: the lawyers' last opportunity to speak to the jurors, and their only chance during the trial to actually argue their case: to explain why jurors should convict, if you're the prosecution, or acquit, if you're the defense.  Source: Opinion: Rating the lawyers' closing arguments
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