Case Facts
What is a civil case?
The Plaintiff.
Who is Steph Shaw?
When one party is responsible for damages.
What is liability?
The kind of attorney that questions an opposing witness.
What is a crossing attorney?
The town the case is set in.
Where is Martin's Landing?
A schoolteacher who is a witness against the dean.
Who is Aurbey Salazar?
An objection you would say to the following question by a directing attorney: "You then went up the stairs and saw his dead body on the floor, right?"
What is a leading question?
Something we will not talk about in this trial.
What are damages?
What is reasonable doubt?
The speech that you have to write during the trial.
(there are two speeches given during a trial)
What is a closing argument/speech?
The reason for Karoush Shaw's injury.
What is heat exhaustion?
The subject that Emerson Smith specializes in. (AI is not a good enough answer)
What is machine learning?
What you say when you want to object to what the WITNESS is saying.
What is a "motion to strike?"
The burden of proof in this case.
What is a preponderance of evidence?
The organization that runs mock trial.
What is MassBar?
The claim of the plaintiff.
What is "the Academy negligently relied on and manipulated AI to approve the event with little regard for safety?"
The name of the AI program in question.
What is GO OR NO GO?
A situation when not to object to a leading question.
The definition of duty of care.
What is it called when the school is legally responsible for the safety of the students by the nature of their relationship?
The town we travel to during competition weeks.
Name of the dean in the case.
Who is Chalmers?
The university where Emerson Smith attended.
What is WPI?
An exception to the hearsay objection.
What is an excited utterance?
What is a statement made under the belief of imminent death?
What is a statement against interest?
The definitions of actual and proximate cause.
What is it when if it were not for their actions, it would not have happened?
What is it when something happened that was a probable result of their actions?
The number of trials we won last year?