Elle Woods' Interrogation Techniques

In a courtroom setting, a witness is questioned about a murder case. The discussion revolves around the concept of mens rea, the witness's testimony, and the rules of hair care, which ultimately lead to a revelation and confession by Chutney. The case against Brook Windham is dismissed, highlighting the importance of understanding legal terms and evidence.

What does 'men's Rea' refer to in legal terms?

• A type of evidence

• A legal defense

• A guilty mind

• A physical act

What was the witness doing when she claimed not to have heard the gunshot?

• Taking a shower

• Sleeping

• Listening to music

• Cooking

What did the witness do earlier on the day of the crime?

• Went shopping

• Visited a friend

• Got a perm

• Went to work

How many perms did the witness claim to have had since she was 12?

• 30

• 20

• 40

• 10

What is the first cardinal rule of perm maintenance?

• Avoid sunlight

• Do not wet your hair for 24 hours

• Use special shampoo

• Comb your hair frequently

Why did the witness's story about being in the shower raise suspicion?

• She was seen outside

• She was caught lying before

• Her hair was still intact

• She had no alibi

What did the witness confess to at the end of the questioning?

• Hiding the gun

• Shooting her father

• Lying about her alibi

• Stealing money

What was the final outcome for Mrs. Windham?

• She was acquitted

• She was given community service

• She was found guilty

• She was fined

Who was taken into custody at the end of the case?

• Mrs. Windham

• The judge

• The lawyer

• The witness

What did the lawyer use to prove the witness was lying?

• A witness testimony

• Rules of hair care

• A video recording

• Phone records