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Classroom Arrangement 38 Administrative Checklist 39 Lesson Plan 1: Dispute Resolution and the Trial Process 40 Lesson Plan 2: Steps in a Trial 42 Lesson Plan 3: Introduction to the Case 43 Lesson Plan 4: Strategy/ Case Analysis & Opening Statements 44 Lesson Plan 5: Witness Examination and Closing Arguments 46 Lesson Plan 6: Rules of Evidence and Procedure 50 Lesson Plan 7: The Mock Trial 54 Lesson Plan 8: Debriefing after the Mock Trial 55 Review #1 56 Mock Trial Observation Sheet 57 Review #2 58 The Trial Process 61 Steps in a Trial 66 Resources for Teachers Civics Education Resources 77 Mock Trial Resource List 85 Electronic Resources 88 Preparing for Competition Tips for Preparing Witnesses and Attorneys 89 Courtroom Decorum 90 Case Preparation Tips for Attorney Coaches and Teachers 91 Key Points to Remember 92 Awards and Recognition 95 Trial Procedures 96 Trial Sequence and Information for Student Participants 97 Bailiff/Clerk Responsibilities 99 Bailiff Time Cards 101 Time Guidelines 109 Sample Time Tracking Form 110 Courtroom Host Responsibilities 111 Team Rosters 112 Guidelines for Attorney Coaches 113 Guidelines for Judges 114 Order of Pre-Trial Motion Events 115
Conducting the Trial 116 Suggestions for Presiding Judges and Audience Raters 117 Explanation of the Scoring System for Audience Raters 120 Attorney and Witness Evaluation Rubrics 122 Sample Score Sheet 124 An Explanation of Scoring 125 An Explanation of Power Matching 126 Mock Trial Competition Rules Mock Trial Competition Rules 129 Judges 134 Rules of Evidence and Procedure 136 The Case Introduction 1 Case Witnesses 2 Stipulations 3 Indictment 5 Jury Instructions 10 Witness Statements 15 Exhibits 59 Pretrial Motion 66
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Page 8 and 9: 2012-2013 MOCK TRIAL PROGRAM CALEND
Page 10 and 11: PROGRAM INFORMATION STATE OFFICE Sa
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Page 17 and 18: VISION STATEMENT New generations of
Page 19 and 20: COACHING RESPONSIBILITIES Coaching
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Page 25 and 26: What happens during the trial When
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CLASSROOM ARRANGEMENT For the actua
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LESSON PLAN 1 INTRODUCTION TO DISPU
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LESSON PLAN 2 STEPS IN A TRIAL OBJE
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LESSON PLAN 4 STRATEGY AND CASE ANA
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LESSON PLAN 5 PREPARATION OF PROSEC
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EXAMINING ATTORNEY GROUPS (P2 and D
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LESSON PLAN 6 THE RULES OF EVIDENCE
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j) No, not as an expert, but he can
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LESSON PLAN 7 THE MOCK TRIAL (One t
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REVIEW #1 (from Lessons 1 and 2) TR
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REVIEW #2(A) RULES OF EVIDENCE - HY
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7. The case: A department store sue
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Three common ways of settling dispu
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convince the judge or jury that the
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STEPS IN A TRIAL Note to Students:
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attorney should highlight the facts
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Allow your witness to explain some
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Listen carefully for the kind of at
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DESCRIPTION: The purpose of the clo
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DIVIDER
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CIVICS EDUCATION RESOURCES A listin
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stories of women, African Americans
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Learning Adventures in Citizenship
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into a network of more than 110 aff
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MOCK TRIAL RESOURCE LIST Washington
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State Bar of California Kids and th
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DIVIDER
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TIPS FOR PREPARING WITNESSES AND AT
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CASE PREPARATION TIPS FOR ATTORNEY
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9. The witnesses' performance will
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AWARDS AND RECOGNITION DISTRICT COM
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TRIAL SEQUENCE & INFORMATION FOR ST
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BAILIFF/CLERK RESPONSIBILITIES Note
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BAILIFF’S TIME CARD NUMBERS* Plea
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TIME GUIDELINES FOR MOCK TRIALS The
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COURTROOM HOST RESPONSIBILITIES Eac
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GUIDELINES FOR ATTORNEY COACHES Stu
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8. If it is necessary to call a rec
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SUGGESTIONS FOR JUDGES AND AUDIENCE
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For many students, critiques are th
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Important! When awarding points, pl
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Rubric for Scoring Attorney Perform
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AN EXPLANATION OF SCORING By Judge
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ecord against Texas in Round 4. For
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DIVIDER
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MOCK TRIAL COMPETITION RULES The an
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props are allowed. Witness roles ca
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21.Unless otherwise directed by the
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educational goals of the Mock Trial
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Sources for additional commentary i
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(F) Proper Foundation Required. Att
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not reported his exemplary record f
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There is a formal procedure for int
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Although relevant, evidence may be
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However, this evidence may be admis
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compromising or attempting to compr
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Comment: Privileges exempt a witnes
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credibility of nonparty witnesses a
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elevant facts or matters contained
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is laid. For example, a witness is
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Comment: Because Rule 703 allows th
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(1) Prior statement by witness -- T
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judge may admit a statement provisi
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Comment and example, 803(3), (state
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Rule 804. HEARSAY EXCEPTIONS; DECLA
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Comment, 804(b)(3). This rule sets
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DIVIDER
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INTRODUCTION “The Last Ferry": gr
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STIPULATIONS: 1. The three anonymou
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INDICTMENT 5
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2. The defendants planned an act of
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omb a place of public use and a pub
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Instruction No. 1 The defendant has
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A conspiracy requires the participa
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EXHIBITS 59
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Exhibit 2 61
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Exhibit 4 63
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Exhibit 6 65
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRI
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Appellants argue that the district
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1. Challenge to Scope of Expert Tes
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United States v. Mejia, 545 F.3d 17
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ased upon sufficient facts or data,
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This Court has not been blind to th
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an officer expert as having “exte
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State of Washington v. Ronquillo, 1
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United States v. Hankey, 203 F.3d 1
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In Daubert, the Supreme Court, addr
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some wear colors, give signs, bear
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After getting her assurance that
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