Storm's reading group discussion

Here will be the Boston Massacre Mock Trial

How to be an effective witness

Edmund Trowbridge (Trial Judge)

Samuel Winthrop (Clerk and Bailiff)

Prosecuting Attorneys:
Robert Treat Paine

Samuel Quincy

Prosecution Witnesses:
Edward Langford

Samuel Atwood

John Gray

Nicholas Ferriter

William Green

Edward Garrick

Jane Whitehouse

James Brewer

Paul Revere

Samuel Adams

Defense Attorneys:
Josiah Quincy

John Adams

The Defendants:
Captain Thomas Preston

Private Hugh White

Private Hugh Montgomery

Private William Warren

Private Matthew Kilroy

Private John Carroll

Private James Hartigan

Private William McCauley

Private Williams Weems

Defense Witnesses:
Hammond Green

Private Thomas Walker

Richard Palmes

Newton Prince

James Murray

Lt. Governor Thomas Hutchinsons

Captain Goldfinch

Jack

Andrew

Backstory:
Violence in Boston's North End

Soldiers and Citizenry

Incident at John Gray's Ropewalk

March 5, 1770 on King Street

Shots in the Night

The Aftermath

The Trials

Exhibits:
Boston Gazette, March 12, 1770

Captain Preston's Deposition Written on March 12, 1770

Legal Terms:
Benefit of Clergy

Conspiracy

Manslaughter

Murder