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Florida Supreme Court. I’d like you to watch a hearing from December 4, 2019, on YouTube. Look for it here.

https://www.floridasupremecourt.org/Oral-Arguments/Videos-of-Oral-Argument-Broadcasts

The arguments I watched for the first case from December 4, got more interesting when the prosecutor/respondent’s attorney started speaking at the 17 minute mark. Lots of justices started asking questions, so I’d suggest you watch that part. The Florida Supreme Court is more conservative than the California Supreme Court, so you might find that interesting.

You need to write a full page, 21 to 23 lines to get full credit (150 points.) Ten points off for every line that it’s too short. As always, five points off for every three grammatical or spelling errors. Seventy-five points off if you try to explain what the case is about in more than three sentences.

We’re doing this to observe a court procedure, not to learn the law they’re discussing.
You should look at the case summary page to try to understand what the case is about. We are not visiting the court to summarize the oral arguments, and I don’t want more than three sentences of your paper to focus on what the case are about. You are here to observe, and to report back what you see.
Describe what you see, and write this like a journal or blog entry. How much do you understand? What do you think of the judges and the attorneys, and anyone else you can observe? Would you watch this again?

Please name in full at least one of the current sitting justices on the court to get full credit. But don’t name them all. You will probably have to look it up to get the full name. How many justices do you observe? Do they act like you expected?

Sometimes dropping into a courtroom is like picking up a book in the middle, so if you’re confused by what’s going on, that’s normal.