You are a lawyer representing your client in a case. Your opponent was none other than Apollo Justice, an experienced attorney with a knack for pathos and constantly determined. This would be a tough case. He was certainly no pushover.

"Everyone but the jury may be seated." The judge announced. "Members of the jury, your duty today will be to determine whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty based only on facts and evidence provided in this case. The prosecution must prove that a crime was committed and that the defendant is the person who committed the crime. However, if you are not satisfied of the defendant's guilt to that extent, then reasonable doubt exists thus, the defendant must be found not guilty. Is the prosecution ready?"

"Yes, Your Honor." The prosecution, Apollo Justice, replied to the judge before taking his seat. He had a look of utter seriousness and determination in his accusation. The judge then turned to the defense attorney—you.

"Is the defense ready?" The judge asked.