What is impeachment evidence?Impeachment evidence is different than evidence used in a civil or criminal trial. In this AOT video we'll show you what it is and how it can be used.
Who is involved in an impeachment trial?There are a lot of talks about impeachment trials, but who leads the charge? We'll explore the process and break down all the roles in this Anatomy of a Trial Video.
What is a ‘conviction’?The Anatomy of a Trial series breaks down what a conviction means and who can convict someone of wrongdoing.
What does a jury do in a court trial?Anatomy of a Trial video breaks down the important role jurors have in a trial.
What is a defendant and a plaintiff?This may seem pretty basic, but in order to understand everything in a court case, you have to understand what the defendant and plaintiff mean.
What is hearsay?If you break it down, hearsay is literally ‘hear’ and ‘say.’ We break down the definition for you in this Anatomy of a Trial video.
What does an alternate juror do?What does an alternate juror do? We explain in this Anatomy of a Trial video.
What are Brady violations?Brady v Maryland was a life-changing precedent easily broken down in the Anatomy of a Trial.
What is a ‘mistrial’?Mistrials happen a lot. During this Anatomy of a Trial video, KPRC 2 Investigates shares why they occur.
What is counsel?This Anatomy of a Trial video shares how counsel may be some of the most important people in a courtroom.
What is exculpatory and inculpatory evidence?Anatomy of a Trial video explains the difference and importance of exculpatory and inculpatory evidence.
What does ‘Burden of Proof’ mean?KPRC 2 Investigates Anatomy of a Trial video shares much evidence you need to prove your case.
What does a court reporter do?In this Anatomy of a Trial video learn how court reporters help document history.
What is a defendant and plaintiff?These are two terms that get thrown around in courtroom trials. In this Anatomy of a Trial video, we'll show you what they mean and who can accuse you of a crime.
What is a count?This video breaks down how a count is used against you and the differences in verbiage depending on the court.
What does dismissal with and without prejudice mean?Decode legalese with KPRC 2 Investigates’ Anatomy of a Trial series.
What is a subpoena?In this Anatomy of a Trial video, we’re breaking down the meaning of the legal term ‘subpoena.’
What does ‘Voir Dire’ mean?KPRC 2 Investigates launches new court term explainer series called Anatomy of a Trial.
What is the meaning of De facto?What is the meaning of De facto? We break it down for you in this Anatomy of a Trial video.
