State v. Sanchez Case File

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State v. Sanchez Case File by Boals, Elizabeth I., 9798886690613
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  • ISBN: 9798886690613 | 8886690614
  • Cover: Paperback
  • Copyright: 10/15/2024

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Was Ernesto Sanchez in the wrong place at the wrong time, or is he a member of a violent criminal gang? Sanchez admits that he was caught up in a parking lot gang fight in his rough neighborhood and stabbed Patrick Connor, who died of the wound. Sanchez says he stabbed Connor in self-defense after Connor hit him with a baseball bat. The witnesses agree that Sanchez was on the ground and Connor was standing over him. What happened next is in dispute, as is whether Sanchez is a gang member or just a local resident who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. This unique file focuses on gang activity and non-traditional experts whose qualifications are experience rather than education.

New to the Third Edition:
  • Updated skull sketches to reflect Ernesto’s assertion that they are for Dia de los Muertes
  • Cultural information about the Day of the Dead in relation to skull drawings

Professors and students will benefit from:

  • An opportunity to examine implicit and explicit biases and learn how to address them in a courtroom situation
  • A variety of witnesses let participants weigh the advantages and disadvantages of calling each witness
  • Multiple forms of exhibits allow participants a chance to practice laying foundations