Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I would take this opportunity to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the

accused Goldilocks in this case is guilty of breaking and entering (that is section 348 of criminal code), theft under $5000(ie section 322 and 344-b of the Criminal code), and possession of stolen goods(i.e. section 354 and 355-b). The evidences and the witnesses that will be provide today would leave no doubt in your mind that she is guilty of all charges. The defence will try to tell you that the accused Goldilocks was running away from a wolf, and just to protect herself she broke into the house of the bear family but there is no solid evidence to support that theory. Even if we assume for a minute that she broke into the house for her safety, Goldilocks had gained the knowledge that the house was vacant, and even after getting that knowledge she ate all porridge which was ment to be a meal for the entire family and caused property damage to the bear family by breaking baby bear's chair.

I would like to call upon my very first witness head of the bear family Papa bear. Prosecutor: Mr.Bear could you please let the court know in detail what did you see when you first entered Bear: When I first entered my house I noticed that someone had eaten all my familys porridge. Crown: Was there any property damage? Bear: Yes my sons chair was broken into pieces. Crown: Your honour here are photographic evidences to prove that.[hands over the photograph to the judge] What did you do after that? Bear: I went up to our master bedroom to make sure everything was alright, but apparently something was actually wrong as soon as I entered I saw this young lady sleeping in my sons bed and when she saw me she ran away. Crown: In order to prove that I would like to call upon DNA expert Dr.Vet Judge: you may proceede Crow: Dr.Vet could you please tell the court what conclusion did you end up with

Your honour and Ladies and gentle of the jury my name is ________ and I am representing Goldilocks in this case. We all have heard prosecutor say what he hopes will be proven in the court today, but he did not layout all the facts in front of you. Goldilocks who went out on a walk in the forest on the morning of July 1st was lost in the forest and things got even worse a wolf started to chase her because he

was "hungry". Goldilocks had no other choice but to get inside the bear family's house. After wandering hours in the forest and running away from the wolf Goldilocks got extremely tired and was in desperate need of food and sleep. I would request the members of the jury to keep an open mind during this trial.

Evidences: Happy and Grumpy they saw her lost in the forest Wolf pushed passed them; he will confirm that he was chasing GL He saw her run into the house the door is unlocked Questions: Happy and Grumpy Where did you first see GL? How long was she there in the forest? Did she appear tired and frustrated? Wolf: -why were you chasing GL? -Did she run when she saw you chasing her? -where did she hide? -did the door appear to be unlocked when she entered the house? -why didnt you go after her in the house? Goldilocks -what were you doing in the forest? -What was your first reaction when you saw the wolf? - Did the wolf lead you to the house? -what precautions did you take in order to make sure that the house was not vacant?

Bear - What did you see after you returned home? - What all was damaged/stolen from your house? - What was Goldilocks doing when you returned home? - What did Goldilocks do when she saw you and your family?

Forensic evidences Police officer What did you find on the scene of the crime? What all evidences did you find on the scene of the crime? Forensic expert -Was there a DNA match?

Automatistic crime Character evidence Goldilocks is very active in her community, she is recpected. Opinon evidence

"Objection, your honor. Character is not an issue here,

"Objection, your honor. The question calls for inadmissible character evidence."

"Objection, your honor. The question calls for inadmissible opinion testimony

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