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Romeo and Juliet Trial -- Judge Escalus 
Romeo and Juliet Trial -- Attorney
Use for Prince Escalus, as judge, in mock trial.
Rubric Code: DXA8XC
By spellegrino
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

0 pts

Keeping Trial on Track

Excellent

Moved trial along at a reasonable, respectful pace, keeping testimony short but informative.
Good

Moved trial along at a reasonable pace. Perhaps allowed one witness to 'stall' on the stand.
Fair

Kept trial on track for the most part. Allowed more than 1 witness to 'stall' or disrupt proceedings.
Poor

Did not keep trial on track. Allowed witnesses to stall or distract from the testimony. Inappropriate measures to move testimony along.
Trial Conduct

Excellent

Research and understanding of trial process, including use of objections, clearly evident. Professional, objective and courteous at all times.
Good

Research and understanding of trial process evident. Professional, objective and courteous at all times.
Fair

Research of trial process most likely based on TV shows rather than actual research. Professional, objective and courteous at all times.
Poor

Inappropriate behavior, lack of professionalism, objectivity or courtesy.
Costume Choice (Under the Robe)

Excellent

Costume choice clearly reflects character's rank in society and is appropriate for court. All pieces have been carefully selected according to character's profile.
Good

Costume choice reflects character's status/job. One piece may be appropriate for character or court.
Fair

Costume choice is haphazard but appropriate for court. Two or more pieces do not reflect an accurate portrayal of the character.
Poor

Clearly inappropriate clothing choices for character or court.
Sentencing/Apology

Excellent

Clear evidence of research into post-trial behavior, including addressing the defendant upon verdict. Punishment, if necessary, appropriate to period.
Good

Evidence of research into post-trial behavior. Punishment, if necessary, does not quite fit crime.
Fair

Research not entirely evident. Punishment, if necessary, is too harsh or too light for crime. Apology is superficial at best.
Poor

Punishment or apology created on the spot based on emotion rather than research.
Research Summary

Excellent

Complete and accurate summary of research, including citation of sources, with analysis of changes between Elizabethan England and modern American trial process. No spelling or grammatical mistakes.
Good

Complete and accurate summary of research, including citation of sources, with analysis of changes between Elizabethan England and modern American trial process. 1-2 spelling or grammatical mistakes.
Fair

Complete and accurate summary of research, including citation of sources, with analysis of changes between Elizabethan England and modern American trial process. 3-5 spelling or grammatical mistakes.
Poor

Research summary is missing analysis of changes, citation of sources or any information about evidence, objections or trial process.



Keywords:
  • Romeo, Juliet, Trial



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