1. Interact with The Court System Evidence and Procedure activity to see how a criminal trial proceeds. Listen to several different people in the courtroom, and notice the different roles they play. **(read document 14 first)**
2. Review the evidence and think about a verdict.
3. Be sure to read your scoring guide and address all criteria.
-Analyze and describe one potential issue (not shown in the simulation) that could surface at any stage of the trial process (arraignment through verdict) that would impact a case.
-Describe evidentiary rules, constitutional issues, and/or possible errors that may have potential case impact in the context of the simulation.
*Reasonable doubt.
*Admissibility of certain evidence.
*Impact of Miranda.
-Describe how each issue above may play a role in helping you (and the jury) reach a verdict.
-Determine the verdict based on the evidence in this case and explain your rationale for selecting that verdict.
**CRITERIA**
Comprehensively analyzes one potential issue (not shown in the simulation) that could surface at each stage of the trial process (arraignment through verdict) that would impact a case
Describes evidentiary rules and constitutional issues in detail and thoughtfully describes potential case impact in the context of the simulation.
Expertly describes the verdict based on the evidence in this case and explains the rationale for selecting that verdict with evidence and examples.
Thoroughly addresses all components of the assignment prompt, using the assignment description as the basis for an articulate explanation.
Conveys clear meaning through professional-level grammar, usage, word choice, and mechanics
**A minimum of two references.****( Heres one to start with)**
-United States Courts. (n.d.). Comparing federal and state courts. Retrieved from https://www.uscourts.gov/about-federal-courts/court-role-and-structure/comparing-federal-state-courts
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