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In law, a redirect is the reexamination of a witness by the lawyer who originally called them to testify -- that is, the one who delivered the direct examination. It occurs immediately after the cross-examination of the witness. The judge is not typically obliged to grant a lawyer's request for a redirect.

In the HTTP computer protocol used by the World Wide Web, a redirect is a response with a status code of 301 or 302. Such responses are used to indicate to the user agent that the requested resource has permanently (301) or temporarily (302) been moved to another location.

A lot of sites provide redirect services to shorten long URLs. For example Fype.com and TinyURL.com.

Redirection is also used by Wikipedia to help a user find the page most relevent to the item they searched for.

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Topics: Redirect Examination, Redirection (Unix), Redirect...

Redirect examinationThe trial process by which the party who offered the witness has a chance to explain or otherwise qualify damaging testimony brought out by the opponent during cross-examination. Redirect examination may question only those areas brought out on cross-exam

Redirection (Unix)Redirection is a function common to most Unix shells which allow standard streams to be redirected to user-specified locations. Redirection is usually implemented by placing certain characters between commands. Typically, the syntax of these characters is

RedirectIn law, a redirect is the reexamination of a witness by the lawyer who originally called them to testify that is, the one who delivered the direct examination. It occurs immediately after the cross-examination of the witness. The judge is not typically ob

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