Definition of reasonable doubt, the role of the prosecutor and defence attorney, the burden upon the prosecution in its case-in-chief, the five requirements for being a witness, the difference between the types of questions allowed on direct and on cross-examination, identify the order of presentation of closing argument.

Discuss the sequence of events in a typical criminal trial case, the level of proof required in a criminal case with the level of proof required in a civil, the two challenges of a juror used during Voir Dire, the duties of a judge in a criminal trial, the definition of reasonable doubt, the role of the prosecutor and defence attorney, the definition of reasonable doubt, the role of the prosecutor and defence attorney, the burden upon the prosecution in its case-in-chief, the five requirements for being a witness, the difference between the types of questions allowed on direct and on cross-examination, identify the order of presentation of closing argument.