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Courtroom Drama: Unraveling the Legal Web

Immerse yourself in the world of prosecution and defense as lawyers present their cases, motions, and arguments in trials. Explore the complexities of juries, predictable outcomes, felony charges, and redress for flawed or grandiose accusations. Dive into the legal realm where accomplices, objectionable evidence, and admissible testimonies play pivotal roles. Uncover the dynamics of defendants facing charges and objections in this intriguing courtroom drama.

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Courtroom Drama: Unraveling the Legal Web

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  1. Monster Pages 1-58

  2. prosecutor • lawyer presenting the court case for the government

  3. motions • arguments or proposals for action by a judge in a trial

  4. juried • a contest or set of submissions evaluated by a jury

  5. predictable • expected

  6. felony • a serious crime that can be punishable by jail time

  7. infringing • moving in on someone’s space or rights

  8. redress • remedy or compensation for a loss or crime

  9. flawed • mistaken; faulty

  10. grandiose • fancy or overly important

  11. accomplice • helper in a crime or attempted crime

  12. sexually harassing • bothering or threatening in a sexual way

  13. objection • an appeal by one lawyer to a judge to stop certain questions in court

  14. admissible • evidence or testimony that is allowed in court

  15. defendant • in a court proceeding, the person charged with a crime

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