Court House
Trials
People in Court
BONUS
100

What is a courthouse?

A building where courts of law are held.

100

Who is in charge of the courtroom during trials?

The judge.
100

What is a Jury?

Group of people selected to observe a trial, and decide the outcome.

100

What is Ms. Murrays Favourite Colour

Teal

200

Who decides the sentence of someone found guilty?

The judge

200

3 things that can be used as evidence in a trial? 

witnesses, weapons, hair, fingerprints 

200

Who is the Judge?

They listen to what is said in the Court and decides if the accused person is guilty, unless there is a jury to make this decision instead. As well as the sentence a criminal will receive.

200

Why does someone end up on trial?

For being accused of committing a crime

300

What is the purpose of a courthouse?

to resolve disputes fairly.

300

What does testifying mean?

telling the court what they know about the incident based on knowledge/facts.

300

What is a witness?

Someone who has information about a crime.

300

What is Ms. Murrays favourite genre of music?

Country

400

Where is the nearest courthouse?

Kamloops

400

What is sentencing?

the court order setting out the consequences of being convicted of a crime.

400

What is a defence lawyer?

Present arguments and evidence to try and prove the innocence of the accused person.

400

Why do we have laws?

To resolve disputes fairly, as there are guidelines in place. To protect rights and safety of citizens.

500

How do you get on a jury?

You get a letter in the mail.

500

Can anyone go and watch trials at the courthouse?

Yes, unless theres a special order. Sometimes no media coverage, etc..

500

Who is the prosecution?

To present arguments/evidence that prove someone is guilty.

500

What is bias?

unreasoned/unfair judgements in favour/against people 

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