Thursday Supreme Court Presentations: dress code, signs, opening and closing arguments, visuals printed...

nWhat is the constitutional question.

nHow has your side been wronged/damaged/denied rights?

nWhat does your side want?

nEmphasize your most persuasive argument.   It can be legal or a point of view..  But must refer to the constitution or principles of the constitution.

nWhat legal precedents influence this case?  How do they support your case?

nHow should the court decide?  Why?

Sit at your legal team table.  Post your sign.  Get your picture taken!

1. 1.Petitioner, then, Respondent Opening statements (1-2 min)
2. 2.Questioning by justices 1-2
3. 3.Main arguments, visual evidence, precedent cases and rebuttal;  3-5
4. 4.questioning by justices 1-2
5. 5.Rebuttal
6. 6.Petitioner Closing Statement and Respondent Closing Statement 2
7. 7.Justices will deliberate. 5 min.  Chief Justice will announce decision.

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