5th & 6th Amendments
Öykü Penceresi Metni
- Slayt: 1
- 5th Amendment
- Ma'am, I am with the city of Arvada. I would like to talk with you about the selling of a peice of your land.
- Absolutely not! This land has been in the family for too long! I will speak to my lawers about this!
- This woman is not happy about the city wanting to use part of her lawn in a new road widening project. She will go on to state that the prices he is suggesting are too low for the value of her land. She ends up hitting the man and the police get involved.
- Slayt: 2
- 6th Amendment
- We will schedule you for the first avalable trial date and we will talk to the people in your community to get more information.
- I need to speak to a lawyer!
- The officer that arrested her is telling her that she will get a speedy trial and the case will be heard in her community. She says that she needs to speak with a assigned lawyer, or Public Defender.
- Slayt: 3
- 6th Amendment
- Hello Ms. Mallory, I am your assigned Public Defender. Do you understand that since you have the right to counsel I am a free available resource during your time in court?
- Yes. I have no money to pay you though!
- Don't worry, Public Defenders are free and for the people who can't afford to get a personal lawyer.
- She gets to meet the PB that is assigned to her and she is told that it is of no cost.
- Slayt: 4
- 5th and 6th Amendment
- I plead the 5th!
- She would like to know the exact charges that are being pressed against her and I would like to see the accuser.
- She pleads the 5th so she does not have to answer an invasive question and her lawyer explains that she needs to know her exact charges and he demands to see her accuser.
- Slayt: 5
- 6th Amendment
- Thank you for being here today. It is important that we have this impartial jury to help ensure the true justice of this case.
- I am a witness called for Ms. Mallory
- The people on the benches are an impartial jury of many different ages of people. The woman in pink is a witness for Ms. Mallory
- Slayt: 6
- 5th and 6th Amendment
- Mr. Thomas is correct. Ms. Mallory can not be charged with the crime that you have stated that she has commited. The 5th won't allow.
- The 5th Amendment says that you can not charge my client with this crime twice!!
- But that's not fair! This isn't even a public trial, and according to the 6th Amendment, that is one of my rights!
- The judge tried to charge her twice but the accuser demands a public trial.
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