Trail Reflection Report

Trail Reflection My groups project was the case of Amanda Knox. The project was to research the case, collaborate with our group and present a well put together court trial. My role was witness three, I was a forensic pathologist and I had to collaborate with Lawyer three to make questions that would convince the judge for our side which was defense, to win. I would choose this role again because I felt like I did a fair amount of work and I liked being the one to answer, not ask the questions. In my opinion, I think my group worked fairly well. Throughout the time we had to complete this project we had some good and bad things. We needed to change roles several times because it wasn't working out. Everyone was really nice about it and nobody made it a huge problem. For instance when I decided I really did not want to be a lawyer and ask questions to the other side, the group was nice about it and helped me find
In the court system I learned how to object, when and when not to object and also that the juror can overrule it. For research I learned that keeping your notes organized is important and very helpful when you need this information. And lastly for evidence I learned that you need to have pretty reliable evidence for you to make sense in the actual case. If I did not understand something in the project I would use the strategy of asking others in my group to explain or help me. I feel that all the evidence I collected was correct and that it was enough, altogether I had seven citations. In real life this project relates to many things but one in particular that I think of is the law. Court cases happen everyday for small and big things. You need to have your research right and a good claim when in court. This project also helped me with my speaking skills which is important in real life for your