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Procedures
- 1. TRIAL PROCEDURES KMTA
- 2. The “Fun” of It Defense vs Prosection
- 3. Opening Statements summary of facts according to each party summary of the evidence that will be presented at the trial statement regarding what the party hopes to get out of the trial Objective: To acquaint the judge and jury with the case and outline what you are going to provide through witness testimony & the admission of evidence
- 4. Direct Examination witness is called to the stand and attorney asks a series of questions questions are designed to get the witness to tell a story reciting what he/she saw , heard, experienced, or knew about the case Questions: only for facts, not opinions (unless expert in subject) Objective: To obtain information from favorable witness you call in order to prove the facts of your case
- 5. Cross Examination Purpose; to show judge and jury that a given witness should not be believed because the witness: cannot remember the facts did not give all of the facts in the direct examination told a different story at some other time has a reputation for lying has a special relationship to one of the parties bears a grudge toward one of the parties Objective: To make the other side’s witness less believable in the eyes of the trier of fact
- 6. Standard Objections objects are made when opposition violates Rules of Evidence Judge: Sustained or Overruled
- 7. Closing Statements Objective: To provide clear summary of: evidence you presented to prove the case (summation) weakness of the other side’s case
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