Two toilets were plugged with toilet paper and the water was beginning to run all over the washroom floor. The accused was the only person in the washroom and the janitor knew the toilets were not plugged five minutes earlier. Crown prosecutor questions the school janitor, trying to establish all the facts proving the accused committed the offence of public mischief. Defence counsel questions the janitor, trying to point out inconsistencies or gaps in the story. The judge allows the janitor to leave the witness box.
Court clerk calls the accused to the witness stand and administers the oath.
Defence counsel questions the accused, trying to bring out any points which may show the accused is not guilty of the offence. Crown prosecutor questions the accused, trying to show his or her story should not be believed. The judge permits the accused to leave the witness box. Defence counsel sums up the evidence, showing that the accused should be cquitted. Crown prosecutor sums up the evidence showing the accused did commit the offence.