Each group is responsible for the preparation and presentation of their side of the case. The paper must contain the following sections regardless of the side of the case that you are assigned. Charges - If you are the Plaintiff, this section should detail the charges that you are planning to bring against the opposing party. Defense - If you are the Defendant, this section should detail the defenses that you may use.
Facts -Identify the pertinent facts in the case.
These are not speculations on the part of your client, but rather actual information that you have regarding this case. Since everything you need to know is not indicated in the short case summary that was given to you, you may have to meet with the opposing party to determine what other key facts are a part of the case. V. Witnesses -This section will detail the witnesses that you will call in presenting your case. Each witness must be listed and details given as to who they are, what role they played in the incident, and what information you hope that they will bring to your argument. A list of questions that you plan to ask each witness should be included in this section.