( 57Kb)	Anwar takes the stand as a witness for the prosecution. He shares what he has learned about the case from his interaction with "Simply_Web," a person who claimed to have the ability to change grades for students.
(44 Kb)	A double-exposed image that shows the defense's reaction to Judge Monte's ruling.
(27 Kb)	Tasha, one of the defense lawyers, objects to a question posed by the prosecution.
(37 Kb)	Jon takes his chances of getting off (acquitted) on his own shoulders by taking the stand at his own trial.
< (56 Kb)	Jeff testifies about the codes that he deciphered. One coded note was found at the scene of the crime and the other was found in Jon's desk.
(50 Kb)	Jon is making sure that he answers all the questions put before him by the prosecution.
(39 Kb)	Monte makes sure that all the information brought out during the trial is relevant to the case.
(53 Kb)	Millicent tries to remember what her attorneys told her to say in order to show the prosecution that she does not know as much as they suspect.
(47 Kb)	Monte gets frustrated when the attorneys do not quiet down during the trial.
(44 Kb)	Prosecuters make sure that they get all of the information that they need from each witness.
(37 Kb)	Lauren makes sure that the jury understands the prosecution's position before they deliberate on the case.
(54 Kb)	Robbye does not want to be convicted of a crime so she testifies against Jon.
(50 Kb)	Sophie must be sworn in to make sure that she is telling the truth on the stand.
(55 Kb)	Sophie talks about her analysis of a pen from each person in the office. She makes a statement about which one was used to write the note found at the crime scene.
(46 Kb)	Vik has been sworn in, but is he really telling the truth? No one really knows. Vik says that he was with Jon at a baseball game during the time when the crime took place.
(53 Kb)	Everyone poses for the last picture of the week.
(51 Kb)	We all thought the last photo wasn't enough.
(53 Kb)	This is really how we like to be.