What is included in the potential witnesses section of a proof analysis?

• A. A Schedule Of Witness Fees
• B. A List Of Potential Witnesses
• C. A Summary Of Testimonies
• D. A List Of Anticipated Cross-Examination Questions

Answer: (B)

In a proof analysis, the focus is on identifying who could provide the evidence needed to prove each element of the case. The potential witnesses section is where you list individuals who may be called to testify, and you outline what they would contribute, why their testimony matters, and any practicalities like availability or potential credibility issues. This helps the team plan the lineup of witnesses, determine what questions to prepare for each, and assess overall strength and gaps in the evidence. It is distinct from a schedule of witness fees (financial planning), a summary of testimonies (what has already been given or is anticipated), or a list of anticipated cross-examination questions (focused on cross-examinations rather than identifying who might testify).