Witness Liaison
/ˈwɪtnəs ˈliːə.zɒn/
Definitions
- (n.) A designated individual or officer who facilitates communication and coordination between witnesses and legal counsel or court officials to ensure witnesses are informed, protected, and managed during legal proceedings.
The witness liaison ensured the witnesses arrived on time and felt supported throughout the trial.
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- witness liaison
- witness liaisons
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Commentary
Typically found in criminal and civil trials, the role requires sensitivity to witnesses' legal and personal needs to preserve testimony integrity and legal process efficiency.
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