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1. Expert testimony . . . Case #14-00100 . . . "Jingle Bells"
Scottish engineer James Watt was called to the witness stand. As an owners manual on the power requirements needed to operate an "open sleigh" was not available, Watt was ask to testify on the amount of horsepower needed to propel the sleigh over a snowy field. What accurate answer was given to the court?
2. Expert testimony . . . Case #14-00100 . . . "Jingle Bells"
Constable Robert Cratchit of the Village Police Department investigated the accident involving the open sleigh. According to his official report, what caused the sleigh to tip over?
3. Sworn deposition . . . Case #14-00100 . . . "Jingle Bells"
According to sworn testimony in a deposition taken by the Law Offices of Frost, Miser, and Grinch, who was the only passenger mentioned by name in the "open sleigh" seen while it was dashing through the snow?
4. Expert testimony . . . Case #14-00012 . . . "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
According to the expert testimony of Frederic Austin, how many humans were included performing their specialties as gifts in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"?
5. Expert testimony . . . Case #14-11292 . . . "Frosty the Snowman"
According to testimony given by writer Steve Nelson, which was not one of the items used to make the face of Frosty the Snowman?
6. Expert testimony . . . Case #14-00090 . . . "The Christmas Song"
Jazz singer and composer Mel Torme, also known as "The Velvet Fog", provided testimony on the ages of the kids who were offered the "simple phrase". What age range did he indicate?
7. Direct testimony . . . Case #14-12444 . . . "We Wish You a Merry Christmas"
According to testimony from The Baron Cromwell, what sweet treat did the neighborhood carolers demand after serenading his family with Christmas carols while standing in front of his home?
8. Expert testimony . . . Case #14-13301 . . . "Winter Wonderland"
Music lyricist Richard B. Smith was called by the court to authenticate a line in the lyrics to the Christmas carol, "Winter Wonderland". According to his testimony, what was the surname of the of the traveling clergyman who went from town to town, often performing weddings and other religious services?
9. Direct testimony . . . Case #14-10000 . . . "Santa Baby"
Ebenezer Scrooge, a bank loan manager, provided testimony as to the value of items on a Christmas gift list. What gift was not listed among the items requested by sultry cabaret singer Eartha Kitt on her list to Santa Claus in her 1954 recording of "Santa Baby"?
10. Direct testimony - Case #14-2417 - "The Chipmunk Song" (Christmas Don't Be Late)
David Seville was called to testify as to what his wards, Simon and Theodore, and Alvin, the Chipmunks, wanted for Christmas. It was established in earlier testimony that the only gift Alvin wanted was a "Hula-hoop". What gift did Seville testify the Chipmunks requested?
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