She should say nothing at the trial
"Thanks, Maria...great advice. But what will I do if something
goes wrong? Should I speak up then?"
"Don't worry--I have a plan," you say.
"What plan? I knew it--you're up to something, Maria
McConnell!" cuts in a new voice. You blanch--it's one of the
senior girls, and as a senior girl, this girl has the authority to
report you to Ms. Fishburn and get you into huge trouble. What should
you say?
"Nurse Johnson," you say, "it might be best if you
weren't called to the stand at the trial tomorrow. You know, because
you're Mr. Anderson's wife, and the jury might think you're
biased," you advise.
