Persons in the Courtroom

Judge - The judge chairs the high judge. As you are chosen to decide the fact, he or she is the person chosen to decide the law by the citizens of your county. He or she will try and make a legal decision and explain the law to you

Court clerk - serving on behalf of the judge on behalf of the judge or acting as the judge, assisting the witnesses' swearing by court documents handling, judges and juries

Lawyer - A lawyer represents a person who must judge the case. Both sides will hold a speeches of opening and closing for the examination of the witness and the opposition examination and ask the judge to make a decision on the legal interpretation, if necessary.

Court reporter - a court reporter who sits next to the witness stand and records witness testimony (stenographer)

Plaintiff - The plaintiff is the party that caused the civil lawsuit. There may be multiple plaintiffs in the same lawsuit. Plaintiffs and their lawyers sit at the table closest to the jury. In criminal cases, prosecutors, prosecutors are often policemen sitting next to the table near the jury or a local lawyer.

The accused - the accused or the defendant is the party suing the lawsuit or a person charged with a criminal case.

The rest of the court may be a witness, a litigant, or a bystander awaiting trial of the case. According to our legal system, since the court is open to the people, every citizen can see that justice was done.

The dignity of the courts should always be protected and protected. The court requires all lawyers and all personnel entering the court to provide appropriate etiquette and clothing. A gentle lawyer must always wear a jacket and a tie. Female attorneys should also always dress properly and professionally. Mr. Benjamin Caldozo, New York appellate court from 1927 to 1932, US Supreme Court deputy judge from 1932 to 1938, said the court has the authority to impose personal appearance criteria on lawyers, Historically it was the subject of "minute". Especially in the case of beard growing and tailoring. Karlin v. Culkin, 162 N.E. 487, 490 (Ct.App.N.Y. 1928) (with emphasis added). Modern courts have extensive discretion in trials in private courts, but in the case studied in this article, there seems to be little reason to implement such a strict policy today.

Because there is evidence that the accused is innocent or guilty, access to the court by the criminal court is the place to hear and examine the case. Different courts vary depending on the level and type of litigation being considered in the court. In the United States, the courts are closely related by the state level or federal level hierarchical system. - Pontius Pilate Indeed The Crucible is a drama by Arthur Miller of Salem, Massachusetts. Hysteria began to doubt the group of teenage girls dancing in the forest is a sin of magic. Then Salem 's priest called priest Hale from Beverly to determine the truth. The threatened by severe punishment, the girl tells a lie, Satan already owns them and tells others to work with the devil