Courtroom
A person who is on trial for allegedly committing a crime
What is a defendant?
A narrator is heard by the audience but not shown on screen speaking
Voice Over
Rhetorical device that persuades the audience by making them Feel an emotion
Pathos
Types quickly and transcribes what is said and done in the courtroom
Stenographer
The charge if someone is hurt or killed during the commitment of a crime
Felony Murder
Used most frequently. You can see multiple characters' facial expression and the background
Medium Shot
Rhetorical device that persuades the audience with Trust
Ethos
Evidence that is valid and acceptable to be used in trial
A lawyer who tries to prove the defendant is guilty
Prosecutor
The camera is extremely close to the subject (often the face) so it takes up most of the shot
Close Up
Rhetorical device that persuades an audience by using Facts
Logos
The actual rights and wrongs of an issue
Merits
Someone involved in a secret plan to do something illegal or harmful
Conspirator
The camera is a long way from the thing being shot
Long shot
An emotion where you feel bad for doing something
Guilty
To limit or restrict
Infringe
You must be 100% convinced of someone's doubt if you convict them of a crime. If you have doubt, you must not convict.
Reasonable Doubt
Fair
Just
To get someone else to believe or do something
Persuade
To intefere with or slowdown
Impede