Courtroom Roles
Presides over case and makes legal determinations.
Who is the judge?
I committed the crime.
What is guilty?
Right to freedom of speech.
What is the First Amendment?
Stike, shove or kick someone with intent to harass, annoy.
What is harassment?
Ancient Egyptians and Ancient Romans.
Who started the tradition of a Christmas tree?
Listens to facts in case and gives verdict.
What is the jury?
I did not commit the crime.
What is not guilty?
Right to bear arms.
What is the Second Amendment?
Fight in public, unless a contest of amateur skill.
What is disorderly conduct?
The Dutch.
Who started the idea of leaving milk and cookies?
Who is defense counsel?
I need more time.
What is a continuance?
Right to be secure from unreasonable searches and seizures.
What is the Fourth Amendment?
Knowingly deprive another of the use of property valued at $1,000 or less.
What is theft?
Annual average of 10 deaths and $15.7 million in property damage.
What is a dried-out Christmas tree catching on fire?
Represents the government and seeks a guilty conviction.
Who is the prosecutor?
The prosecutor does not want the case.
What is dismissed?
Right to not self-incriminate.
What is the Fifth Amendment?
Willfully, maliciously or wantonly injure or destroy the real or personal property of another.
What is damaging private property?
910 million
What is the estimated delivered packages each year?
Entitled to confront witnesses and not self-incriminate.
I am not saying that I committed the crime, but I am saying there is evidence against me.
What is no contest?
Right to no cruel or unusual punishments.
What is the Eighth Amendment?
Drive without due regard for the attendant circumstances (traffic, width, grade, curve of roads, weather, etc).
What is careless driving?
$967.13