"defense presentation" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to a formal presentation or speech given by someone who is defending themselves or their actions against criticism or accusations. Example: During the trial, the defendant's lawyer gave a strong defense presentation, providing evidence and arguments to prove their client's innocence.
The defense presentation on Tuesday lasted barely two hours.
He snoozed during part of the defense presentation too, but was awake for the first witness.
But there was also an entire section in the defense presentation on the man's son, who was about 7. The defendant was a single father.
But after Mr. Vinegrad, the interim United States attorney for Brooklyn, said his case would end Monday, the chief defense lawyer, Ronald P. Fischetti, said the defense presentation could also conclude next week.
For more than two hours -- with a break for lunch -- and over at least three objections from John Moscow, another assistant district attorney who was visibly ready to pounce throughout the defense presentation, Mr. Weingarten offered jurors the defense's interpretation of the case.
They may have been influenced, he said, by old movies that showed quick military trials and perfunctory defense presentations.
It was during the defenses' presentation that Michael's true motivations for embarking on the This Is It tour was revealed.
The defense's presentation, which lasted only three days, consisted almost entirely of discrediting the government's witnesses.
The defense's presentation on Monday included the reading of a letter from Mr. Hayes to his son, Steven Hayes Jr., who was 15 at the time.
During the defense's presentation, Mr. Hardin will try to humanize the firm, to portray it not as some monolithic, conniving organization, but as a collection of people trying to do the right thing.
The house was a rental, and the pubic hair had been found near a couch in the living room, not on Katie Eastburn's body, but the prosecution did little to contest the defense's presentation.
