The ABCs of Mock Trial


The ABCs of Mock TrialOnline version Type the answer to the question, fill in the blank or appropriate word that matches the definition. Hint: the answer must start with the given letter of the alphabet. Not case sensitive. This activity is for middle school students. by Arizona Bar Foundation A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T V W Starts with A Evidence that is worthy of being allowed. Starts with B Responsibility for proving the facts in a case. Starts with C The examination of a witness by opposing counsel. Starts with D The examination of a witness by the attorney offering the witness’s testimony as evidence. Starts with E Witness testimony or exhibits offered by any trial party. Starts with F Something that the witness directly saw, heard, or experienced. Starts with G Having committed a crime. One can plead this way. Starts with H When a witness is asked something about during examination that they did not personally experience. Starts with I A judge can do this to a witness if it is determined they witness has not offered credible testimony. Starts with J The public officer authorized to preside over, hear and determine cases in a court of law. Starts with L A rule of conduct that should not be broken. Starts with M A request to a judge seeking a specific ruling or court order. Starts with N This occurs when a witness provides more information than what the question asks. Starts with O A statement of opposition during a trial. Starts with P Also knows as the plaintiff. Starts with R A judge offers this when they decide an objection is valid. A decision. Starts with S The act when a judge agrees with an objecting attorney. Starts with T Formal presentation of facts to a court to reach a legal decision. Starts with V The formal decision of a judge to determine if the defendant is guilt of the charges. Starts with W Person who gives testimony regarding what they saw or heard.