Who are the main people in a courtroom?

Question

Who are the main people in a courtroom? Judge, Jury, etc.

Answer 1

Plaintiff
Defendant
Judge
Jury

these are what it takes to have a trial but there are also -

Lawyers
Bailiffs
Court recorder
Spectators

Answer 2

It depends on whether you are talking about a trial, a hearing, an appellate review, etc.

At a trial or hearing, the main people are the judge, the attorneys for the two parties (including the parties themselves, or the prosecutor in a criminal trial). There is also usually a clerk, and a court reporter, both of which are important.

At a trial, there may also be a jury. Almost always for serious criminal matters. Sometimes for civil matters.

Answer 3

Judge Jury, Prosecution, Defence, Clerk, Usher, Dock Officer, Press, Witness, Public is that enough

Answer 4

There is always a Judge and his/her staff (clerks), court reporter, bailiff/security of some sort, and attorneys for both sides (Plaintiff and Defense).

There is not always a jury -- in instances of a bench trial (meaning the Judge rules solely on case) there is no jury.

Answer 5

Judge, Jury, Defense Layer, Prosecution Lawyer, Defendant, Plaintiff, Bailiff, and then there may be onlookers, depending on the type of case. The onlookers may be family, friends or just citizens.

Answer 6

Judge, court recorder, sometimes the judges secretary, bailiff(s), prosecuting attorney (fed, state, county, etc), defense attorney, witnesses, accused, 6 person jury for all but a capital crime (if a jury trial), public. Oh yeah, the TV crew if it's being turned into a media circus.

Answer 7

Judge, defendant, witnesses, lawyer, DA, Jury

Answer 8

Judge
Stenographer
Bailif
Prosecutor
Plaintiff
Defense
Defendant
Jury

Answer 9

Jury. They decide the verdict.

Answer 10

The janitor, the guy that refills the candy machine - that's about it.