What are the similarities in gideon’s two trials

In forma pauperis: "in the form of a pauper," one who does not have the funds to pursue the cost of a lawsuit/criminal defense

Amicus curiae: "friend of the court," not a party in a case, but have interest in the outcome

The movie's Gideon seemed very true in character and looks to how he was described in the text

Describe each of the court sessions

Tell Gideon's personal story

Both follow the same story of Gideon's arrest, appeal, and release

The movie stayed true to the book's portrayal of the main characters

They share the same legal terms

Habeas corpus: "you shall have body (in court)," requires a person under arrest to be brought into court

Certiorari: "to be informed," order by which a higher court reviews a lower court

Explanation:

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