2.1 Stipulated Testimony is a type of evidence presented in court that is based on an agreement between the parties involved. It is most commonly used in criminal trials and civil proceedings. It is a legally binding agreement between the parties that states that certain facts are true and can be presented as evidence without having to prove them in court. The stipulated testimony is usually presented in the form of a written statement signed by both parties. There are two types of 2.1 Stipulated Testimony: 1. Fact Stipulation — This type of stipulated testimony is an agreement between the parties that certain facts are true and can be presented as evidence without having to prove them in court. 2. Expert Opinion Stipulation — This type of stipulated testimony is an agreement between the parties that an expert opinion can be presented as evidence without having to prove it in court.