Case Study Of Silva Morel

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Opening Statement- HAVE THIS MEMORIZED!!!

The plaintiff has one preliminary matter to address. Before the plaintiff begins the opening statement, May we introduce ourselves?

Silva Morel, an immigrant from Xanadu craved to come to the United States with the American dream.
Morel was more than prepared to come to the U.S with the ambition and the willingness to build and generate a change, a difference not only in America but in the whole world. The American dream was yet to be fulfilled. Morel's hopes to create a great impact for the better is what makes her a passionate and inspiring woman. We need more people, like Silva Morel, in our world. We need to have people with the determination to help step and move forward for the greater good.

Silva Morel achieved becoming a good internship and before she knew it she was then a job, away from obtaining a permanent visa- that would give
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TTT fired Silva because she found them out and she knew the nasty truth. She knew that she had to do something. She was going to expose them all and they feared her because of that.

Every one of the Defense will say they work for the TTT and they will tell;oawejghakjwhgekjh.

But we the plaintiff we prove otherwise. In order for the defendant to found guilty, we must prove three points (list them and how many there is and explain them) list things to prove
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"Now there are three elements that are necessary to prove the defendant guilty of burning down Mr.Dre Nash’s facility and of being an arsonist beyond a reasonable doubt. 1) There was a fire at Nash Electromotive. The prosecution needs provide you with the sufficient evidence to support the claim that there was a real fire that happened at this location. 2) The defendant, Taylor Edsel was the only individual who set the fire. 3) The defendant intentionally set the fire."

Quote from her. With the witnesses' testimonies you'll hear and the evidence you'll see- We hope you reach a verdict of

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