https://padlet.com/katherine_everetts/hj2qr2a3igpb en-us 2018-11-20 15:04:54 UTC 2018-11-20 15:14:45 UTC hello@padlet.com katherine_everetts https://padlet.com/katherine_everetts/hj2qr2a3igpb/wish/306380988 1. Selection of a jury - Jurors are selected from available jurors.  
2. Opening Statements - Each side begins the trial by outlining the proof that they will present to the jury during the course of the trial.
3. Testimony of Witness - The prosecution begins the trial by presenting their case first. When a witness is called to testify in a trial, the side that called the witness first asks questions in direct examination. The opposing side then does a cross-examination of the witness.
4. Closing Arguments - Evidence that was presented throughout the trial is summarized and to try to persuade the jury.
5. Presentation of Jury - The judge reads the instructions of law to the jury.
6. Deliberation - The jury goes to a deliberation room to consider the trial and reach a verdict.]]> 2018-11-20 15:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/katherine_everetts/hj2qr2a3igpb/wish/306380988 katherine_everetts https://padlet.com/katherine_everetts/hj2qr2a3igpb/wish/306385207 Juries are important in the legal system. Jurors must be men and women with sound judgment, absolute honesty, and a sense of fairness. The people must rely on jurors for the protection of life, liberty, happiness.]]> 2018-11-20 15:13:06 UTC https://padlet.com/katherine_everetts/hj2qr2a3igpb/wish/306385207