I have a project to do and can not find a site to watch a trial here is the assignment I have to do all i need is a site where I can watch a trial any suggestions please
Find a current or past court trial (via Internet or television) where an investigator or officer is called to testify. Evaluate the officer’s role and if he/she follows the guidelines on pp. 129-34 of the text. Then evaluate one-fourth to one-half of the officer’s court testimony. In 700-1,050 words, identify and summarize the trial you observed and evaluated. Explain:
I can do the work just can not find a site and none of my channels on television has court trials on it
Possibly in here somewhere:
http://www.trutv.com/newname.html
http://www.crimelibrary.com/
To find a site where you can watch a trial, you can try the following steps:
1. Search for court trial videos on YouTube: Use keywords such as "court trial" or specific trial names or types, like "criminal trial," "civil trial," or "supreme court trial." YouTube channels of news outlets or legal organizations often upload trial footage.
2. Look for court websites: Many courts make their proceedings available to the public through their websites. Search for the official website of local, state, or federal courts and check if they offer live streaming or recorded videos of trials.
3. Check news websites: News outlets often cover high-profile trials and may stream them on their websites or provide video clips of court proceedings. Visit the websites of reputable news organizations and search for trial footage in their video archives.
4. Explore legal education websites: Some law schools or legal education websites provide access to trial videos for educational purposes. Look for law school libraries or legal education platforms that may have trial footage available for viewing.
5. Consider paid services: Some subscription-based platforms specialize in providing access to legal content, including court trial footage. These services may require a subscription or payment, but they can offer a wider range of trial videos.
Remember to use proper citation and respect copyright laws when referencing or using video footage in your project.