//melvindale.melnapschools.com/apps/classes/1016942/assignments/ Class Name: Law - 4th Hour - 20/21-4th Hour Instructor(s): Ian Striz en-us SchoolSitePro //melvindale.melnapschools.com/homeworkItem7917974 //melvindale.melnapschools.com/apps/classes/1016942/assignments/

The biggest difference is that this time, the direct examination is from the defense side. And, the cross examination is from the prosecution side. Remember, the defense is trying to create reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty. The prosecution is trying to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the accused is guilty.
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In the Google Slides you will identify things we know, things we might know, and things we don't know from this report. You will also write direct examination and cross examination questions for this officer.
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Today, I have created a set of questions that model open-ended questions for direct examination and closed-ended questions for cross examination. We will do the first couple of questions together, then you will complete this on your own.
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The document we will use today is called a "Witness Statement." This is a written record of what a witness tells the police. In this case, this is a statement from someone in the neighborhood that saw the car crash.


The instructions are in the Google Slide.
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Below is a transcript of a fictional 911 call. First, we will read that. Second we will identify what we know, what we might know, and what we don't know.


In the Google Slideshow, you will copy the sentences into the correct category.
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2. Intent
3. Punishment


We will use the Google Slides file attached for today's lesson
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