All defendants are innocent until proven guilty.

they are guilty for the crime.

All defendants are guilty until proven innocent.

bad people

The prosecution carries the heaviest burden of proof, and they must prove the defendant guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

The defense carries the heaviest burden of proof, and they must prove that the defendant is not guilty.

The people carries the heaviest burden of proof, and they must help the jury decide.

The defendant carries the heaviest burden of proof, and they must try and prove themselves not guilty.

To argue against the other side's council.

To show that the oppositions council doesn't agree with the other sides council.

To prevent inadmissible and harmful testimonies from being admitted.

To prove that the defendant is or is not guilty.

when a fact in the packet doesn't get mentioned.

When a witness creates a material fact not included in his or her official testimony/record.

When a witness testimony is improvised without changing much in the story.

evidence that requires on a inference.

On topic to the case

adds onto the case

Off topic to the case

important

evidence that was based on a guess.

Evidence that was gained using one of the five senses.

Evidence that was based on a inference.

Evidence that was obtained through hearing and nothing else.

Evidence that requires an inference.

evidence that changes based on the circumstances.

evidence based on a guess.

evidence that is not important to the case.

That witness is fully unaware about the case.

That a witness must be able to prove that they were in a position to know they are testifying about.

when a witness lies to the court

when a witness doesn't answer the question,

Evidence that is ..

When a witness makes an inference.

When a witness makes a guess.

Evidence that is not important to the case.

money and experience

motive and experience

education and motive

education and experience

A question that holds two questions in it.

a question that holds the answer in it.

A normal question.

A question with a suggested answer.

Leading questions are allowed during the beginning of the trial.

Leading questions are allowed during cross-examination.

Leading questions are allowed during direct.

Leading questions are allowed during the end of the trial.

Facts in the case that were confirmed to be true.

An out of court statement which is being offered in court for the truth of the matter.

A statement.

Deceleration made to show evidence that was unheard of before.

A statement which goes against the declarant's interest. [economic or legal]

Deceleration made to prove the defendant guilty.

A statement made during or shortly after a startling event.

when a witness is excited.

when a witness lies to the court.

A statement that does not connect to the packet.

Writing made from regular business and shops.

Writing made in order to keep track of the company's trades and sales.

Writings made to keep track of all the staff members in the company.

Writing made as a record of an act or event by a business or government agency.

Writings made as complaints by employees in companies.

Writing made by public shops to see stocking prices.

Writings made by the company in order to keep track of the company's employees.

Writings made by a public employee as a record of an act or event.