what does the judge say in court?

ORDER! Over ruled, I hearby sentence you to 327243 years in jail, etc. and smack a mallet down on the desk.


If you were a lawyer you could say "TAKE THAT!" and point your finger up in the air with an extended arm.
(... please tell me I'm not the only Phoenix Wright fan)
 
"This court will come to order. Bailiff can we have the first case?" Prosecutor you may begin" that's when the prosecutor begins to tell what the defendant is accuse of. Then the judge says, will the defendant please rise, you have heard the charges against you, how do you plead? --if you have no attorney the judge will ask Mr. bla bla do you have representation? then bla says yes or no, The judge says 'the court will appoint you one then bla says okay. If bla has an attorney the lawyer says my client pleads guilty or may say not guilty then the judge says this will come to case on bla bla date. dismissed.When it comes to case because you plead not guilty, the judge goes through the same crap and then says prosecutor present your case and he startes his courtroom bla bla bla etc.; then your attorney says what you told him and then he sits down and the prosecutor starts calling witnesses and when they finish your lawyer calls witnesses then when all that is done prosecutor has closing statements about how your a low-life and your witnesses are liars and his are saints and then your lawyer says your the victim here and all the evidence is circumstantial and your being railroaded and then the jury is dismisses and so on so on
 
Order in the court...

will the plaintiff stand and explain their case...

Any questions?
(lets say the plaintiffs lawyer calls the defendant to the stand)
(the plaintiffs lawyer questions him/her)
if the defendant has any questions for the defendant please do now.
(if none the defendant will be seated)
And goes as follows

Now if the person questioning the person on the stand asks a question and someone objects (if you think it is a fair question say overruled,if not tell the questioner to sit.) IT will get easier as you progress.
 
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