Mock Trial: Objection!
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Lesson duration is: 45 minItems in this lesson
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What is a mock trial?
Slide 6 - Open question
American System of Justice
Slide 7 - Mind map
The policeman
The criminal was taken to jail
Everyone stood when
The defendant
The prosecutor presented the
The defense attorney
The witness
The jury listened carefully
The jury foreperson
The judge
testified to what he had seen.
government's case.
to all the evidence.
sentenced the robber to 5 years.
handcuffed the robber.
represented the accused.
and fingerprinted.
pleaded not-guilty.
the judge entered the room.
delivered the verdict.
Slide 8 - Drag question
Slide 9 - Link
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Ineenkrimpen
Cringe
Entity
Citizens
Peers
Fairly
Appropriate
Govern
Apply
Average
Cross-section
Impartially
Liability
Instituut / groep mensen
Burgers
Gelijken
Eerlijk
Passend
Bepalen
toe te passen
Gemmiddelde
Dwarsdoorsnede
Onpartijdig
Aansprakelijkheid
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Opening statements
Closing arguments
Direct examination
Verdict
Jury deliberation
Cross examination
Sentence
Redirect (re-examination
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What is the difference between direct and cross examination?
Slide 13 - Open question
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"So, Mr. Smith, you took Ms. Jim to a movie that night, didn't you?"
A
Leading
B
Speculation
C
Relevance
D
Firsthand Knowledge
Slide 18 - Quiz
(In a traffic accident case) "Ms. Jim, how many times have you been married?"
A
Leading
B
Speculation
C
Relevance
D
Firsthand Knowledge
Slide 19 - Quiz
"I know Harry well enough to know that two beers usually make him drunk, so I'm sure he was drunk that night, too."
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Leading
B
Hearsay
C
Relevance
D
Firsthand Knowledge
Slide 20 - Quiz
(Said by a witness who is not a doctor) "The doctor put my cast on wrong. That's why I have a limp now."
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Leading
B
Opinion
C
Relevance
D
Firsthand Knowledge
