Mock Trial

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Mock Trial

What is a mock trial?

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.

(British) court case proceedings

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Opening statements

Closing arguments

Direct examination

Verdict

Jury deliberation

Cross examination

Sentence

Redirect (re-examination

Jury duty

Burglary

Pickpocketing

Court clerk

Defendant

Lawyer

Witness in court

Jury

Evidence

Judge

Court clerk

Spectators

Judge

Defense lawyers

Jury

Prosecution

Witness

Additional witnesses

Defendants

Opening Statement plaintiff

Opening Statement defendant

Opening statements: Bee Movie

What is the purpose of an opening statement?

Direct examination

Cross Examination

Cross examination and objection

What is the difference between direct and cross examination?

Closing Argument Prosecution

Closing Argument Defense

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forbidding someone from driving for a certain period

delaying a prison sentence for up to two years so the person can improve 

making someone pay a certain amount of money

sending someone to prison for the rest of their life (though in practice they can be released after a minimum period if they have behaved well)

making someone do tough physical work, such as building roads, as well as spending time in prison

keeping a prisoner in a cell on their own so they have no contact with other people

making the person do unpaid work in their local area, such as removing graffiti, or making them repair the damage they have done

forbidding someone from doing certain things, such as drinking in the street or spending time with trouble-makers, to improve their behaviour

killing someone as a punishment (the death penalty) – by beheading (cutting their head off), hanging, electrocution, lethal injection, gas chamber or firing squad

the person is released and will not be punished unless they commit another offence in a given period, but they will have a criminal record

putting someone in prison

Capital punishment

Life imprisonment

Solitary confinement

A driving ban

An Anti-Social Behaviour Order

Hard labour

Community service

A suspended sentence

A prison sentence

A fine or a compensation order

A conditional discharge