Rhetoric
The appeal to emotion
pathos
Calls for leading, badgering, double questions, hearsay...
objection
The defense will defend whom?
defendant
The last thing that will be presented to a jury during the trial.
closing statement
One of the judges main roles in the courtroom is to ensure _________.
Justice
The appeal to logic and facts
logos
Prosecution represents the ______.
state or victim
The accused...
defendant
A jury must find a person guilty beyond a ___________.
reasonable doubt
The jury cannot come to a decision.
Hung Jury
The appeal to credibility
ethos
The lead attorney, just as with defense, is in charge of what?
Organizing the strategy of your case.
As with prosecution, a defense may not present any more of this during the closing statements.
evidence
The jury is a random selection of _______.
citizens
The examination that may use both open-ended and close-ended questions.
Rhetorical elements are used to do what?
persuade
Along with everyone else in court, they must address the judge as what?
Your Honor
The goal of the defense is ultimately to do what?
ensure the defendant has fair representation.
The first thing that will be presented to a jury during the case.
opening statement
You object, but the judge does not agree with you.
overruled
The father of rhetoric
Aristotle
Must prove the defendant guilty beyond this...
Reasonable doubt
To humanize the defendant, the defense team may utilize which rhtorical element more?
pathos
When it is time to decide whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty.
deliberate
The weight of the trial rests on which party?
Prosecution