July 15 & 16

What is Steve thinking about as the trial continues?

• His chances of being found guilty

• What he will do after the trial

• His relationship with his father

• His lawyer’s confidence in him

Who is called to the stand as a witness on July 15?

• Steve Harmon

• James King

• Dorothy Moore

• Detective Karyl

How is Dorothy Moore connected to James King?

• She is his cousin

• She is his sister

• She is his girlfriend

• She is his aunt

What does Dorothy Moore claim about James King on the day of the crime?

• He was at her house

• He was at the store but didn’t participate

• He was with Bobo Evans

• She doesn’t remember where he was

How does Briggs, King’s lawyer, use Dorothy Moore’s testimony?

• To provide an alibi for James King

• To prove Steve was lying

• To question the prosecution’s evidence

• To show King was pressured into the robbery

What is Petrocelli’s reaction to Moore’s testimony?

• She dismisses it as unreliable

• She supports her statement

• She asks the jury to focus on Steve instead

• She requests a new witness

What does Petrocelli emphasize about Moore’s testimony?

• That she could be lying to protect King

• That she saw Steve at the scene of the crime

• That she is an unbiased witness

• That she was part of the robbery

How does O'Brien feel about Steve’s chances at this point?

• She is unsure but still fighting

• She is completely confident

• She believes he will be convicted

• She thinks James King will protect Steve

What does Steve reflect on in his journal?

• Whether his lawyer believes in him

• Whether his mother will visit him

• If he should take the stand

• If James King will betray him

How does the mood in the courtroom feel on July 15?

• Tense and uncertain

• Excited and hopeful

• Boring and routine

• Relaxed and casual