criminal minds Crossword Puzzles
Marketing Entrepreneurship 2019-05-16
Across
- how much money you make off of a product
- an image that represents a company
- who the market is being sold to
- someone who takes something already made and changes something about it
- short phrase that sticks in people's minds
- a catchy song to the tune of a familiar song
- a thought payed for
- and item that is made
- how much something costs
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- someone who starts their own business
- advertising
- items bought
- actions bought
- someone who makes something new
- where, how, and why something is sold
15 Clues: advertising • items bought • actions bought • a thought payed for • and item that is made • how much something costs • who the market is being sold to • someone who makes something new • an image that represents a company • someone who starts their own business • where, how, and why something is sold • how much money you make off of a product • ...
Chapter 7- learning 2025-04-28
Across
- used to lessen undesirable behavior
- skinner's rats are an example of this type of conditioning
- attaining new information or behaviors
- monkey see, monkey do
- differentiating between different stimuli
- used to get desired behavior
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- 1 free burrito after 10 burritos
- two events getting linked together in our minds
- Pavlov's dogs are an example of this type of conditioning
- grounding a child
- responding to similar stimuli
- receiving a paycheck every two weeks
- new mental information that guides behavior
- allowing to skip weekly chores for 1 week
- promotion of behavior
15 Clues: grounding a child • monkey see, monkey do • promotion of behavior • used to get desired behavior • responding to similar stimuli • 1 free burrito after 10 burritos • used to lessen undesirable behavior • receiving a paycheck every two weeks • attaining new information or behaviors • allowing to skip weekly chores for 1 week • differentiating between different stimuli • ...
Wings of fire 2025-03-24
Across
- something that is on a dragon
- have the queen scarlet
- another word for prediction
- the island where the dragons live
- something that dragons hatch out of
- a wet forest with animals like panthers
- a dragon that can read minds
- they can blend into mud
- dragons that need sun to hatch
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- big beast that can sometimes breathe fire
- kingdom on the dragon's tail on the map
- dragons that can breathe underwater
- a baby dragon
- dragons that have an ice breath
- their queen is queen dazzling
15 Clues: a baby dragon • have the queen scarlet • they can blend into mud • another word for prediction • a dragon that can read minds • something that is on a dragon • their queen is queen dazzling • dragons that need sun to hatch • dragons that have an ice breath • the island where the dragons live • dragons that can breathe underwater • something that dragons hatch out of • ...
heyy 2024-12-18
Across
- A request made to the court to take a specific action.
- A group of citizens selected to hear evidence and determine a verdict in a trial.
- A legal practice with multiple attorneys
- Courts determine guilt or innocence in criminal matters and impose appropriate penalties.
- A government-appointed attorney who represents individuals who cannot afford to hire their lawyer
- A government attorney who represents the state or government in criminal cases
- A legal professional who represents clients in court proceedings.
- A written statement made under oath.
- A legal document that orders a defendant to appear in court.
- Courts that hear evidence and determine guilt or innocence in criminal cases, or liability and damages in civil cases
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- Courts issue orders to enforce judgments, decrees, and other legal decisions.
- A law office operated by a single attorney
- The initial document filed by a plaintiff to start a lawsuit.
- A response filed by a defendant to a complaint.
- The highest court in a jurisdiction, which has the power to review and overturn decisions made by lower courts.
- The court presiding officer who oversees trials, hearings, and other legal proceedings.
- A legal professional who represents clients in court.
- Courts hear and decide disputes between individuals, organizations, or the government.
- An officer of the court who maintains order in the courtroom, serves legal documents and escorts prisoners.
- The final decision of a court in a case.
20 Clues: A written statement made under oath. • A legal practice with multiple attorneys • The final decision of a court in a case. • A law office operated by a single attorney • A response filed by a defendant to a complaint. • A legal professional who represents clients in court. • A request made to the court to take a specific action. • ...
Court Proceedings 2025-03-23
Across
- Officer – The person who helps manage the courtroom and calls witnesses.
- – The party bringing a case in a criminal trial.
- of Probabilities – The level of proof needed in a civil case.
- – The person accused of committing a crime.
- – The decision-making body of 12 people in serious criminal trials.
- Offence – A serious criminal offence that is heard in the District or Supreme Court.
- – The person responsible for assisting the judge with administrative tasks.
- – The person who presides over a Local Court case.
- Reasonable Doubt – The principle that a person is guilty only if the evidence proves it beyond any doubt.
- Examination – The questioning of a witness by the opposing party’s lawyer.
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- Reporter – The person who records court proceedings.
- of Proof – The legal requirement to prove the facts of a case.
- – The highest-ranking officer in a courtroom, who ensures a fair trial.
- – A legal professional who provides legal advice and prepares cases for court.
- – The group that provides public reports on court cases.
- – The party bringing a case in a civil trial.
- – The process where parties exchange legal documents before a civil trial.
- – The legal professional who represents a client in court and wears a wig and gown.
- Offence – A less serious offence usually heard in the Local Court.
- – A person who gives evidence in court based on what they saw or know.
20 Clues: – The person accused of committing a crime. • – The party bringing a case in a civil trial. • – The party bringing a case in a criminal trial. • – The person who presides over a Local Court case. • Reporter – The person who records court proceedings. • – The group that provides public reports on court cases. • ...
Paul9 2021-06-03
16 Clues: valeur • boycott • criminel • sensible • inclusif • tolérant • équitable • annulation • impopulaire • improductif • répréhensible • humiliation publique • contraire à l'éthique • enregistrement, archive • culture de l'annulation • post sur les réseaux sociaux
Crossword 2023-11-11
Across
- public official appointed to decide cases in a law court
- May be given by a witness before evidence
- Given to witnesses
- Take this for well being
- the person who presents by or on behalf of the party accused of a crime
- The people who need our support
- another part of our area
- A type of court
- Donate their time to deliver our service
- We report to our funder on these
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- WS operating system (email etc)
- public official who institutes criminal proceedings against someone
- A type of court
- Special measure/a letter and number
- Place where criminal trials are heard
- one part of our area
- requested of witness about our service
- an alternative way for witness to give evidence
18 Clues: A type of court • A type of court • Given to witnesses • one part of our area • Take this for well being • another part of our area • WS operating system (email etc) • The people who need our support • We report to our funder on these • Special measure/a letter and number • Place where criminal trials are heard • requested of witness about our service • ...
Crime Scene to Courtroom 2021-09-26
Across
- The intentional or premeditated death of a person
- First 10 amendments to the US constitution
- To make judgement of guilt
- Article of the Bill of Rights that provides the right to a fair trial
- Discussion between jurors
- Not accepted as valid
- Allows judge to admit expert witnesses
- An individual against whom a lawsuit is filed
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- When evidence is insufficient to support a conviction
- Number of jurors in a trial
- Tries a criminal case on behalf of the government
- Allows judge to admit evidence
- The beginnings of a criminal trial
- Information presented to a jury
- Appointed official that makes decisions
- Defendant's statement of guilty or not guilty
16 Clues: Not accepted as valid • Discussion between jurors • To make judgement of guilt • Number of jurors in a trial • Allows judge to admit evidence • Information presented to a jury • The beginnings of a criminal trial • Allows judge to admit expert witnesses • Appointed official that makes decisions • First 10 amendments to the US constitution • ...
Ch 7 Review 2025-04-14
Across
- vs BOE Declared segregation unconstitutional
- vs Sandford Slaves are not citizens and cannot sue
- Review court ability to judge the constitutionality of a law/executive order
- Source of law from federal agencies
- Law Group of laws referring to criminal behavior
- vs Ferguson Segregation is legal as long as "seperate but equal"
- Highest court
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- Source of law that comes from a judge's decision
- Source of law from the Constitution or SC decision
- Source of law from a lawmaking body
- vs Arizona Cops must read you your rights
- Supeme Court Judges
- Review of trial decision
- Law Group of law to settle disputes
- An Argument between two people
- Any action deemed illegal
- vs Madison Created judicial review
17 Clues: Highest court • Supeme Court Judges • Review of trial decision • Any action deemed illegal • An Argument between two people • vs Madison Created judicial review • Source of law from a lawmaking body • Law Group of law to settle disputes • Source of law from federal agencies • vs Arizona Cops must read you your rights • vs BOE Declared segregation unconstitutional • ...
Sheldon and Lombroso's Physiological Theories 2022-05-11
Across
- another new type of criminal Lombroso later found in his studies
- criminals are not as developed as modern humans, they were more primitive
- Sheldon seen this as an asset to crime.
- Sheldon's name for body types
- a new type of criminal Lombroso later found in his studies
- Lombroso found a murderer's nose to typically be...
- the body type least likely to be criminals
- the body type most likely to be criminals
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- Italian Doctor
- atavistic criminals often had these due to reduced pain sensitivity
- Lombroso found a thief's nose to typically be...
- Muscular and hard-bodied
- William
- Lombroso studied 1000s of these to come up with his theory
- Sociable and outgoing
- Thin and fragile
16 Clues: William • Italian Doctor • Thin and fragile • Sociable and outgoing • Muscular and hard-bodied • Sheldon's name for body types • Sheldon seen this as an asset to crime. • the body type most likely to be criminals • the body type least likely to be criminals • Lombroso found a thief's nose to typically be... • Lombroso found a murderer's nose to typically be... • ...
Eysenck’s theory 2024-04-16
Across
- The way Eysenck saw offending behaviour
- People with an underactive nervous system
- Assumption that all offending behaviour can be explained by personality traits alone
- Characteristic of offenders
- Psychological quiz that determines personality type
- individuals with a higher level of testosterone
- Distinguished between offending behaviour in adolescents and adults
- Why the criminal personality can’t be generalised
- They did a meta-analysis on studies measuring psychoticism
- The criminal personality
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- Process in which children are taught to become more able to delay gratification
- Impatient offenders demand this
- Neurotics overreact to this
- They found offenders scored higher for extroversion than non-offenders
- Innate personality type, from inherited nervous system
- Opposite of stable
16 Clues: Opposite of stable • The criminal personality • Neurotics overreact to this • Characteristic of offenders • Impatient offenders demand this • The way Eysenck saw offending behaviour • People with an underactive nervous system • individuals with a higher level of testosterone • Why the criminal personality can’t be generalised • ...
Let's watch a film 2021-01-18
Dr. Who is it 2025-07-21
Crime vocab. 2023-02-07
Across
- someone who takes people away asking for money
- to steal money from people's pocket
- someone who scams pretending to be sb else
- payment by threats
- difamation of someone through media
- someone who robs people in public places
- someone who robs vehicles
- the action of driving under alcohol effects
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- someone who has violent and destructive behaviour
- someone who commits an illegal act
- crimes related to office-work
- crashing a car and running away
- permission for a criminal to be released before their sentence is over
- a minor and less serious crime
- someone who falsifies documents
- someone who gets in-out of the country illegally
- someone who promises money to influence sb judgement
- someone who sets fire in a building-place
18 Clues: payment by threats • someone who robs vehicles • crimes related to office-work • a minor and less serious crime • crashing a car and running away • someone who falsifies documents • someone who commits an illegal act • to steal money from people's pocket • difamation of someone through media • someone who robs people in public places • someone who sets fire in a building-place • ...
because i worry about your memory (1) 2026-01-15
Across
- a special man's middle name
- what i call my grandma (iykyk - teaching through learning)
- club
- you can call me this bc im the one you want
- lowkey our minds
- hudson william's pewaukee
- virgos groove
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- ed sheeran had a song in this language
- dear
- the vegetable associated with our first 506 meal together
- a challenge i wish to compl(eat)
- what we ordered that one time from tbell
- we got a lot of 'em
13 Clues: dear • club • virgos groove • lowkey our minds • we got a lot of 'em • hudson william's pewaukee • a special man's middle name • a challenge i wish to compl(eat) • ed sheeran had a song in this language • what we ordered that one time from tbell • you can call me this bc im the one you want • the vegetable associated with our first 506 meal together • ...
CRIMINAL PUZZLE 2022-08-18
Across
- a person who takes someone and asks for ransom
- a person who goes into houses to steal things
- a person who starts a fire on purpose and illegally
- a person who kills another person on purpose and illegally
Down
- a person who takes something from a shop without paying for it
- a person who causes damage to buildings or destroys property
- a person who goes onto someone's land without permission
- a person who goes into places like banks to steal things
8 Clues: a person who goes into houses to steal things • a person who takes someone and asks for ransom • a person who starts a fire on purpose and illegally • a person who goes onto someone's land without permission • a person who goes into places like banks to steal things • a person who kills another person on purpose and illegally • ...
Criminal Behaviour 2014-06-15
8 Clues: Most serious offence • Euthanasia is legal here • Police reports are sent here • Example of Criminal Personality • An unlawful act against the state • Act that stopped fox hunting (Tony Blair) • Act that made homosexuality legal in the UK • Damage to this is considered illegal to psychologists
Criminal justice 2025-10-28
Across
- acts voluntary bodily movements
- holding an actor criminally accountable for the results of her conduct
- The use of punishment to prevent or reduce future crimes
- Proposed criminal code drafted by the American Law Institute used to reform criminal codes
- The idea that government power should be defined and limited by laws
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- liability without either subjective or objective fault
- Latin for “body of crime”
- “the right of law-abiding,responsible citizens to use arms in defense of heart and home”
8 Clues: Latin for “body of crime” • acts voluntary bodily movements • liability without either subjective or objective fault • The use of punishment to prevent or reduce future crimes • The idea that government power should be defined and limited by laws • holding an actor criminally accountable for the results of her conduct • ...
WW Lesson 10 2020-11-19
Across
- The criminal managed to ______ the police.
- The teacher's ______ is the principal.
- The Moses ______ the Jewish from Egypt.
- Kind people ______ food to the local shelter.
- Due to Covid-19 the government decided to ______ leaving your house.
- The school had ______ students in each classroom.
- She got ready for her Mom's special ______.
- The builders ______ a new library.
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- The police ______ the criminal.
- Joe Biden ______ Donald Trump in the election.
- The doctor is ______ at this time for an appointment.
- The mother _____ her daughter after the car accident.
- The slaves ______ for an education.
- The student was ______ to do their homework.
- Harriet Tubman wanted to be free of her ______.
15 Clues: The police ______ the criminal. • The builders ______ a new library. • The slaves ______ for an education. • The teacher's ______ is the principal. • The Moses ______ the Jewish from Egypt. • The criminal managed to ______ the police. • She got ready for her Mom's special ______. • The student was ______ to do their homework. • ...
Dagnes crossword 2020-03-25
Across
- A place for persons who are passing laws
- Is the money to pay for what has happened
- Took responsibility for his actions
- Action when a person climbs trees
- The man who did the crime
- Damages other properties
- Is the intent who did it
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- Person sees a crime and can say what happened
- A picture where you put it on the wall
- A building where criminals go for punishment
- This person tries to discover who has committed a
- Jewelry put around neck
- Person who is criminal did this ...
- Someone suspected of theft
- One who secretly keeps watch on another or others
15 Clues: Jewelry put around neck • Damages other properties • Is the intent who did it • The man who did the crime • Someone suspected of theft • Action when a person climbs trees • Took responsibility for his actions • Person who is criminal did this ... • A picture where you put it on the wall • A place for persons who are passing laws • Is the money to pay for what has happened • ...
Dagnes crossword 2020-03-25
Across
- A place for persons who are passing laws
- Is the money to pay for what has happened
- Took responsibility for his actions
- Action when a person climbs trees
- The man who did the crime
- Damages other properties
- Is the intent who did it
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- Person sees a crime and can say what happened
- A picture where you put it on the wall
- A building where criminals go for punishment
- This person tries to discover who has committed a
- Jewelry put around neck
- Person who is criminal did this ...
- Someone suspected of theft
- One who secretly keeps watch on another or others
15 Clues: Jewelry put around neck • Damages other properties • Is the intent who did it • The man who did the crime • Someone suspected of theft • Action when a person climbs trees • Took responsibility for his actions • Person who is criminal did this ... • A picture where you put it on the wall • A place for persons who are passing laws • Is the money to pay for what has happened • ...
Mystery Names 2021-11-19
Across
- Pawnbroker with blazing red hair
- Encyclopedia copied by Jabez Wilson.
- Died of "heart failure"
- Head of the Paris Police
- Creator of Father Brown
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- What Madame Deroulard did to her son
- Asks Poirot to investigate Deroulard's death
- Doctor John; colleague of Sherlock
- World's most famous criminal, according to Chesterton
- Assistant to Jabez Wilson with an interest in photography
- Has a prescription for trintrin.
- Notorious criminal and fourth smartest man in London.
12 Clues: Died of "heart failure" • Creator of Father Brown • Head of the Paris Police • Pawnbroker with blazing red hair • Has a prescription for trintrin. • Doctor John; colleague of Sherlock • What Madame Deroulard did to her son • Encyclopedia copied by Jabez Wilson. • Asks Poirot to investigate Deroulard's death • World's most famous criminal, according to Chesterton • ...
Michael Jackson megamix 2023-11-16
Freak The Mighty Puzzle 2013-05-20
Across
- loyalty with an "f"
- a word used by people with small minds
- the horizontal truth
- a toxic waste of time
- what the aardvark says when it eats ants
- another word for Max and Kevin
- a four-letter word for truth serum
- a four-letter word for Max in a bad mood
- whatever you want more of
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- education that tastes good
- a sweet lady of light
- ignorance is bliss
- a horse who makes a point
- beaming up into books
- an eight-grade English class
15 Clues: ignorance is bliss • loyalty with an "f" • the horizontal truth • a sweet lady of light • beaming up into books • a toxic waste of time • a horse who makes a point • whatever you want more of • education that tastes good • an eight-grade English class • another word for Max and Kevin • a four-letter word for truth serum • a word used by people with small minds • ...
The right stuff 2016-04-23
Across
- provides information.
- has a fit body, goes to the gym a lot.
- someone who is liked by many people, makes new friends easily.
- knows a lot of things.
- is good at making arguments, changing peoples' minds.
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- cheap, not expensive. Most people can buy.
- intelligent.
- enjoyable to read or watch.
- a good piece of writing.
- hard, not soft.
- interested in popular things, especially clothes.
- very good looking; beautiful.
- very hard working, rarely takes breaks.
- good looking, beautiful, pleasing on the eye.
- slim, not fat.
15 Clues: intelligent. • slim, not fat. • hard, not soft. • provides information. • knows a lot of things. • a good piece of writing. • enjoyable to read or watch. • very good looking; beautiful. • has a fit body, goes to the gym a lot. • very hard working, rarely takes breaks. • cheap, not expensive. Most people can buy. • good looking, beautiful, pleasing on the eye. • ...
Freak The Mighty crossword 2023-04-01
Across
- another word for Max and Kevin
- whatever you want more of
- King Arthur's bravest knight
- another name for Blade
- a seed you plant in your head
- a toxic waste of time
- a big word for mechanical bird
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- a silly-looking creature that eats ants
- a know it all
- loyalty with an "F"
- a way to improve on the human condition
- a sword with magic powers
- millions and millions
- a word used by people with small minds
- another word for falling down
15 Clues: a know it all • loyalty with an "F" • millions and millions • a toxic waste of time • another name for Blade • whatever you want more of • a sword with magic powers • King Arthur's bravest knight • a seed you plant in your head • another word for falling down • another word for Max and Kevin • a big word for mechanical bird • a word used by people with small minds • ...
Mary 2022-04-24
Across
- Hehehe Ha.. Grr..
- the best addition to any cookie
- While some babies drink milk..
- an expression of soul
- I am the ketchup to your..
- A balancing act, If you fall, I'll catch
- how long we will last for
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- Deep dive into deep minds
- like discovering stars for the stomach
- A coisa mais relaxante do mundo
- The worst food ever
- while ghosts might be, you are not
- The tether that binds us together
- the most relaxing thing in the world
- A gem of a cat
15 Clues: A gem of a cat • Hehehe Ha.. Grr.. • The worst food ever • an expression of soul • Deep dive into deep minds • how long we will last for • I am the ketchup to your.. • While some babies drink milk.. • A coisa mais relaxante do mundo • the best addition to any cookie • The tether that binds us together • while ghosts might be, you are not • the most relaxing thing in the world • ...
Mock Trials 2025-11-10
Across
- The official decision of a court finally resolving the dispute between the parties to the lawsuit.
- The rules for conducting a lawsuit; there are rules of civil procedure, criminal procedure, evidence, bankruptcy, and appellate procedure.
- offense A crime punishable by death.
- Government entity authorized to resolve legal disputes. Judges sometimes use "court" to refer to themselves in the third person, as in "the court has read the briefs."
- In a crimInal case, the defendant's statement pleading "guilty" or "not guilty" in answer to the charges. See also nolo contendere.
- of proof Degree of proof required. In criminal cases, prosecutors must prove a defendant's guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt." The majority of civil lawsuits require proof "by a preponderance of the evidence" (50 percent plus), but in some the standard is higher and requires "clear and convincing" proof.
- A judgment of guilt against a criminal defendant.
- A command, issued under a court's authority, to a witness to appear and give testimony.
- se Representing oneself. Serving as one's own lawyer.
- instructions A judge's directions to the jury before it begins deliberations regarding the factual questions it must answer and the legal rules that it must apply.
- process In criminal law, the constitutional guarantee that a defendant will receive a fair and impartial trial. In civil law, the legal rights of someone who confronts an adverse action threatening liberty or property.
- To charge someone with a crime. A prosecutor tries a criminal case on behalf of the government
- A person called upon by either side in a Lawsuit to give testimony before the court or jury.
- An invalid trial, caused by fundamental error. When a mistrial is declared, the trial must start again with the selection of a new jury.
- To separate. Sometimes juries are sequestered from outside influences during their deliberations.
- Send back.
- A written statement that begins a civil lawsuit, in which the plaintiff details the claims against the defendant.
- egal advice; a term also used to refer to the lawyers in a case.
- dire Jury selection process of questioning prospective jurors, to ascertain their qualifications and determine any basis for challenge.
- reporter A person who makes a word-for-word record of what is said in court, generally by using a stenographic machine, shorthand or audio recording, and then produces a transcript of the proceedings upon request.
- An allegation in an indictment or information, charging a defendant with a crime. An indictment or information may contain allegations that the defendant committed more than one crime. Each allegation is referred to as a count.
- In a civil case, the person or organization against whom the plaintiff brings suit; in a criminal case, the person accused of the crime.
- of limitations The time within which a lawsuit must be filed or a criminal prosecution begun. The deadline can vary, depending on the type of civil case or the crime charged.
- The decision of a trial jury or a judge that determines the guilt or innocence of a criminal defendant, or that determines the final outcome of a civil case.
- The appellate court agrees with the lower court decision and allows it to stand. See affirmed.
- The formal charge issued by a grand jury stating that there is enough evidence that the defendant committed the crime to justify having a trial; it is used primarily for felonies.
- A term used to describe evidence that may be considered by a jury or judge in civil and criminal cases.
- of court The court officer who oversees administrative functions, especially managing the flow of cases through the court. The clerk's office is often called a court's central nervous system.
- corpus Latin, meaning "you have the body." A writ of habeas corpus generally is a judicial order forcing law enforcement authorities to produce a prisoner they are holding, and to justify the prisoner's continued confinement. Federal judges receive petitions for a writ of habeas corpus from state prison inmates who say their state prosecutions violated federally protected rights in some way.
- evidence Evidence indicating that a defendant did not commit the crime.
- The geographic area in which a court has jurisdiction. A change of venue is a change or transfer of a case from one judicial district to another.
- The group of persons selected to hear the evidence in a trial and render a verdict on matters of fact. See also grand jury.
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- An offense punishable by one year of imprisonment or less. See also felony.
- jury A body of 16-23 citizens who listen to evidence of criminal allegations, which is presented by the prosecutors, and determine whether there is probable cause to believe an individual committed an offense. See also indictment and U.S. attorney.
- argument An opportunity for lawyers to summarize their position before the court and also to answer the judges' questions.
- A written, word-for-word record of what was said, either in a proceeding such as a trial, or during some other formal conversation, such as a hearing or oral deposition
- Evidence presented orally by witnesses during trials or before grand juries.
- juror A juror selected in the same manner as a regular juror who hears all the evidence but does not help decide the case unless called on to replace a regular juror.
- An official of the Judicial branch with authority to decide lawsuits brought before courts. Used generically, the term judge may also refer to all judicial officers, including Supreme Court justices.
- A law passed by a legislature.
- A request by a litigant to a judge for a decision on an issue relating to the case.
- jury (or trial jury) Group of citizens who hear the evidence presented by both sides at trial and determine the facts in dispute. Usually consists of 12 people
- Information presented in testimony or in documents that is used to persuade the fact finder (judge or jury) to decide the case in favor of one side or the other.
- Court authorization, most often for law enforcement officers, to conduct a search or make an arrest.
- rule Doctrine that says evidence obtained in violation of a criminal defendant's constitutional or statutory rights is not admissible at trial.
- A written account of the proceedings in a case, including all pleadings, evidence, and exhibits submitted in the course of the case.
- attorney A lawyer appointed by the President in each judicial district to prosecute and defend cases for the federal government. The U.S. Attorney employs a staff of Assistant U.S. Attorneys who appear as the government's attorneys in individual cases.
- A person or business that files a formal complaint with the court.
- A serious crime, usually punishable by at least one year in prison.
- The legal authority of a court to hear and decide a certain type of case. It also is used as a synonym for venue, meaning the geographic area over which the court has territorial jurisdiction to decide cases.
- A jury verdict that a criminal defendant is not guilty, or the finding of a judge that the evidence is insufficient to support a conviction.
- of proof The duty to prove disputed facts. In civil cases, a plaintiff generally has the burden of proving his or he r case. In criminal cases, the government has the burden of proving the defendant's guilt.
- The process of calling a witness's testimony into doubt. For example, if the attorney can show that the witness may have fabricated portions of his testimony, the witness is said to be "impeached;"
- evidence Evidence indicating that a defendant did commit the crime.
- Evidence presented by a witness who did not see or hear the incident in question but heard about it from someone else. With some exceptions, hearsay generally is not admissible as evidence at trial
- 1. The disputed point between parties in a lawsuit; 2. To send out officially, as in a court issuing an order.
56 Clues: Send back. • A law passed by a legislature. • offense A crime punishable by death. • A judgment of guilt against a criminal defendant. • se Representing oneself. Serving as one's own lawyer. • egal advice; a term also used to refer to the lawyers in a case. • A person or business that files a formal complaint with the court. • ...
Criminal Law 2021-06-18
Across
- the threat of negative consequences in case of non-compliance with the requirements
- a measure of state coercion imposed by a court sentence on a person who has committed a crime
- theft of other people’s property by deception
- open theft of other people’s property
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- deviant behaviour of a person in whose house art objects are destroyed
- capturing a person against their will
- a preventive measure consisting in the detention of the accused
- taking someone’s life
8 Clues: taking someone’s life • capturing a person against their will • open theft of other people’s property • theft of other people’s property by deception • a preventive measure consisting in the detention of the accused • deviant behaviour of a person in whose house art objects are destroyed • ...
Criminal law 2024-01-16
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- __________ is an intentional act of deception or misrepresentation for personal gain or to cause harm to others.
- The city experienced a surge in __________, leading law enforcement to implement stricter security measures.
- The investigators discovered evidence of __________ when they found traces of accelerants at the scene of the burnt-down warehouse.
- The homeowners were shocked to discover evidence of a __________ when they returned from vacation to find their valuables missing.
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- The detective was assigned to the high-profile case of a mysterious __________, with the victim's family anxiously awaiting any updates.
- The suspect was charged with __________ after attempting to use a forged ID to access the secure facility.
- John was arrested for a minor __________, but his lawyer argued for a lenient sentence due to his clean record.
- The witness reported a brutal __________ that occurred late last night in the alley behind the bar.
8 Clues: The witness reported a brutal __________ that occurred late last night in the alley behind the bar. • The suspect was charged with __________ after attempting to use a forged ID to access the secure facility. • The city experienced a surge in __________, leading law enforcement to implement stricter security measures. • ...
Criminal Law 2023-10-25
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- Crime with a potential penalty under a year
- The action of plotting
- Person who helps Principle commit crime, not present in all cases
- Someone who helps perpetrators evade capture or other forms of help, charged with something other than principal
- An act open to view, may be required for conviction in some states
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- Someone who helps perpetrators evade capture or other forms of help, charged with something other than principal
- Crime with a penalty with over a year
- A crime where the attempt to commit a crime is the crime, like attempted murder
- Someone helping before the crime, like loaning a car, can be charged with same crime as principal
9 Clues: The action of plotting • Crime with a penalty with over a year • Crime with a potential penalty under a year • Person who helps Principle commit crime, not present in all cases • An act open to view, may be required for conviction in some states • A crime where the attempt to commit a crime is the crime, like attempted murder • ...
Criminal Law 2025-04-29
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- Misappropriating entrusted funds in a business
- Agreement to commit a crime, often in business schemes
- Falsifying documents with intent to deceive
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- Material used to prove or disprove a crime
- Legal strategy to counter criminal charges
- Obtaining property through threats or coercion
- Offering something to influence official action
- Act violating criminal statutes
8 Clues: Act violating criminal statutes • Material used to prove or disprove a crime • Legal strategy to counter criminal charges • Falsifying documents with intent to deceive • Misappropriating entrusted funds in a business • Obtaining property through threats or coercion • Offering something to influence official action • ...
criminal justice 2024-10-15
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- the taking of someone into custody by law enforcement
- a more serious crime usually punishable by one year in prison
- another word for lawyer
- a minor breaking of the law
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- the act of returning a convicted criminal to society
- the crime of deliberately setting fire to property
- the principle that guarantees a fair trial
- the branch of government responsible for interpreting the law
8 Clues: another word for lawyer • a minor breaking of the law • the principle that guarantees a fair trial • the crime of deliberately setting fire to property • the act of returning a convicted criminal to society • the taking of someone into custody by law enforcement • a more serious crime usually punishable by one year in prison • ...
Smooth criminal 2025-11-11
8 Clues: nombre del cantante • nombre del vídeo clip • lugar donde se graba el clip • conjunt de pasos i movimientos • forma audiovisual que acompaña la canción • el que se escolta i dona vida al videoclip • persona que se mueve al ritmo de la música • accesorio que lleva Michael Jackson en el videoclip
American revolution vocab 2022-11-16
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- small army that defends a town
- ended the french Indian war
- To withdraw from doing something
- tries to sway you one way
- English tax on imported molasses
- Extreme patriots
- the act where all tea is shipped directly
- British soldiers fired on Americans
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- wants to stay with America
- Colonists claimed the king caused these
- English tax on imported glass
- English tax on nearly all printed items
- wants to stay British
- Britain used these to try and pay of debt
- a pamphlet that changed lots of minds
15 Clues: Extreme patriots • wants to stay British • tries to sway you one way • wants to stay with America • ended the french Indian war • English tax on imported glass • small army that defends a town • To withdraw from doing something • English tax on imported molasses • British soldiers fired on Americans • a pamphlet that changed lots of minds • Colonists claimed the king caused these • ...
Prefix Review 2015-03-13
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- False knowledge
- New music written in the classical style
- A medicine that kills bad life in your body
- Another name for a newborn
- A new type of something
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- A type of lens used on a camera to photograph things far away
- False name
- False science
- False music
- The ability to read minds
- Somebody who does not like to socialize
- Something that prevents your engine from freezing
- A newer part of the brain
- A device used to observe far away objects
- Somebody or something who is against a war
15 Clues: False name • False music • False science • False knowledge • A new type of something • The ability to read minds • A newer part of the brain • Another name for a newborn • Somebody who does not like to socialize • New music written in the classical style • A device used to observe far away objects • Somebody or something who is against a war • ...
Julianna's Make-Up Crossword Puzzle 2015-05-27
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- a device used to cover an animals mouth to keep it from biting or barking
- a scraped spot or area
- a type of coffee made by forcing steam under pressure
- a garment worn by Hindu women
- an ancient egyptian made of mud and brick
- a small teacake
- a woman of distinguished courage
- a mineral
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- grave,sober,or mirthless
- a person who builds or dresses stone
- majority of opinion
- acting by stealth
- the base of something
- communicating between minds
- a member of a religious community
15 Clues: a mineral • a small teacake • acting by stealth • majority of opinion • the base of something • a scraped spot or area • grave,sober,or mirthless • communicating between minds • a garment worn by Hindu women • a woman of distinguished courage • a member of a religious community • a person who builds or dresses stone • an ancient egyptian made of mud and brick • ...
Freak's Dictionary 2018-10-25
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- a z in england
- to seed a plant in your head
- Another name for Blade
- another word for falling down
- Education that taste good
- a vegan
- whatever you want more of
- Loyal with a "F"
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- a unit of measurement equal to 70 centimeters
- One who can sneeze a hot dog though their nose
- a word used by people with small minds
- another word for blockhead
- to make a stupid mistake
- a silly-looking creature that eats ants
- what the aardvark says when it eats ants
15 Clues: a vegan • a z in england • Loyal with a "F" • Another name for Blade • to make a stupid mistake • Education that taste good • whatever you want more of • another word for blockhead • to seed a plant in your head • another word for falling down • a word used by people with small minds • a silly-looking creature that eats ants • what the aardvark says when it eats ants • ...
CRIM 112 CH1&2 2026-02-26
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- Laws passed by legislatures. Also known as "laws on the books"
- This type of law outlines how laws are enforced (rules of arrest, courtroom procedures, evidence & appeals process)
- A vote of four justices is required to grant 'cert'.
- This article of the constitution established the U.S. Supreme Court
- This type of defense is used when an illegal act done to prevent greater harm.
- An example of this type of defense is: Someone takes a coat they believe is theirs but it actually belongs to someone else, leading to a potential theft charge
- A defense that argues the defendant could not have committed the crime because they were somewhere else at the time the crime was committed.
- This amendment guarantees essential rights to individuals in criminal prosecutions, ensuring a fair, fast, and public trial by an impartial jury in the district where the crime occurred
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- This is the supreme law of the land
- An order to a lower court to send up the record to the U.S. Supreme Court for review
- A prior court decision or event that serves as an example or rule for deciding later, similar cases, ensuring consistency in legal rulings, especially in common law systems
- This type of court jurisdiction is based on the type of case (e.g. bankruptcy, family law, criminal)
- Stands for Supreme Court of The United States
- A type of law that deals with actions that are considered harmful to society as a whole.
- These codes detail what behaviors are criminal and their punishments
- This amendment protects individuals against self-incrimination, double-jeopardy, and states that no one shall be "deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law"
16 Clues: This is the supreme law of the land • Stands for Supreme Court of The United States • A vote of four justices is required to grant 'cert'. • Laws passed by legislatures. Also known as "laws on the books" • This article of the constitution established the U.S. Supreme Court • These codes detail what behaviors are criminal and their punishments • ...
The Brightening Air 2025-04-16
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- Freya’s diploma (6,10)
- Dermot’s middle name (7)
- One of billies nocturnal fascinations (11)
- Major railway interchange (8,8)
- Irish name for supernatural beings (5)
- Something that has to happen before something else can happen (12)
- A temperance vow(10)
- Fr Pierre's pet name for Stephen (12)
- Not quite dinner, not quite lunch (5)
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- A song that is rough and woven(6,6)
- “Dare always dare” (6,6)
- The smell of Stephen (5-3)
- a meal with the kids (8,8)
- Brendan minds (4)
- 2004 Conor McPherson (3,4)
- a magical fox’s refuge (6)
- An imminent state of demise (10)
- A sacred river (6)
18 Clues: Brendan minds (4) • A sacred river (6) • A temperance vow(10) • Freya’s diploma (6,10) • “Dare always dare” (6,6) • Dermot’s middle name (7) • The smell of Stephen (5-3) • a meal with the kids (8,8) • 2004 Conor McPherson (3,4) • a magical fox’s refuge (6) • Major railway interchange (8,8) • An imminent state of demise (10) • A song that is rough and woven(6,6) • ...
Henry's the daddy 2017-02-10
15 Clues: law • death • Blood • prison • victim • suspect • witness • shooting • criminal • a weapon • a murder • an injury • a policeman • investigation • de crime a crime scene
emergency 2015-04-01
7 Clues: it must disclose • helps solve the crime • people to solve crimes • People who saw the crime • a crime- work criminal is.. • villain who commits a crime • scene- the place where criminal violates the law
Criminal lessons 1-2 2022-07-05
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- Considered a crime in the UK, but legal in Switzerland.
- In Maths, what is 'average' another word for?
- A type of question that offers a fixed number of responses.
- Some crimes are not reported due to a ........ in the police.
- Crimes that result in physical harm or death.
- Questionnaires are .......... because it’s easy to compare answers because participants are asked the same questions.
- Graffiti is considered an ..................... crime.
- Where an individual offers up the information that you need via questionnaire or interview.
- An interview style where a certain topic will be discussed and interaction tends to be free-flowing.
- Any act that is against the law.
- A type of interview involving a pre-determined set of questions asked in a fixed order.
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- Who do the police pass their crime figures to?
- Fraud and burglary are types of ......... crime.
- A concept that exists as a result of interactions between people who make up a society.
- A golden rule of a bar chart is that the title must include your independent and dependent ..........
- An alternative to prison.
- A weakness of an interview is that participants may ........ in their answers.
- A type of question that does not have a fixed range of answers and respondents are free to answer in any way they wish.
18 Clues: An alternative to prison. • Any act that is against the law. • In Maths, what is 'average' another word for? • Crimes that result in physical harm or death. • Who do the police pass their crime figures to? • Fraud and burglary are types of ......... crime. • Graffiti is considered an ..................... crime. • Considered a crime in the UK, but legal in Switzerland. • ...
Criminal Justice Terms 1 2021-08-02
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- of Action, One or more related charges combined and made against a defendant for wrongs committed.
- Trial, Trial without a jury in which a judge decides the facts. Also known as court trial.
- Someone who helps another person (known as the principal) commit a crime. Unlike an accessory, an accomplice is usually present when the crime is committed.
- A claim or statement of what a party intends to prove; the facts as one party claims they are.
- A legal judgment, based on the decision to either a jury or a judge, that an accused is not guilty of the crime for which he or she has been charged or tried.
- a Reasonable Doubt, The burden of proof that the prosecution must carry in a criminal trial to obtain a guilty verdict. The jury must be convinced that the defendant committed each element of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt before returning a guilty verdict.
- The money or property given to the court as security when an accused person is released before and during a trial with the agreement that the defendant will return to court when ordered to do so. Bail is forfeited if the defendant fails to return to court.
- Confession of a charge, an error, or a crime; acknowledgment.
- Evidence, The evidence that a trial judge or jury may consider, because the rules of evidence deem it reliable.
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- The appearance of the defendant in court to enter his or her plea to the charges.
- Threat to inflict injury with an apparent ability to do so. Also, any intentional display of force that would give the victim reason to fear or expect immediate bodily harm.
- Someone who intentionally helps another person commit a felony An accessory is usually not physically present during the crime.
- Assault, An attempt to cause serious bodily injury to another or purposely, knowingly or recklessly causing such injury, or an attempt to cause or purposely or knowingly cause bodily injury to another with a deadly weapon.
- Part of the process of being arrested in which the details of who a person is and why he or she was arrested are recorded in police records.
- Battery, The unlawful use of force against another with unusual or serious consequences such as the use of a dangerous weapon.
- A person or persons formally charged but not yet tried for a crime.
- Warrant, An order issued by a judge for the arrest of a person. This is also known as a “capias.”
- A request made by the defense or State that the case be reviewed by a court of appeal.
- A written argument by counsel arguing a case, which contains a summary of the facts of the case, pertinent laws, and an argument of how the law applies to the fact situation. Also called a memorandum of law.
- Evidence Rule, A rule of evidence that demands that the original of any document, photograph or recording be used as evidence at trial, rather than a copy.
20 Clues: Confession of a charge, an error, or a crime; acknowledgment. • A person or persons formally charged but not yet tried for a crime. • The appearance of the defendant in court to enter his or her plea to the charges. • A request made by the defense or State that the case be reviewed by a court of appeal. • ...
Criminal Justice & Court Systems 2025-03-26
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- __________ court systems settle disputes between two or more private parties
- a tendency or inclination to favor one thing over another, often unfairly or prejudicially
- ________ court systems involve the government bringing a suit against a party who has allegedly committed a crime
- who goes first during opening statements in trial?
- said to have taken place, but not proven
- ___________ determines the defendants guilt
- a specialized court that handles the legal process of validating a will, administering a deceased person's estate, and ensuring the proper distribution of assets to beneficiaries
- legally defined area over which an agency has control or authority
- person or group of people comprising an entity (bringing a group of people together)
- the temporary release of a defendant while awaiting trial, often on the condition the defendant will pay a sum of money to guarantee their appearance in court
- legal responsibility
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- ____________ court systems are controlled by the federal government
- official judgement stating the guilt or liability of the defendant concerning the issue in question
- cases decided by a judge alone are known as what?
- court order requiring a person under arrest to be brought before a court or judge
- a statement that a claim or criticism is not true
- __________ court systems are ran by state governments
- ___________ court systems are governed by cities, counties and other municipalities
18 Clues: legal responsibility • said to have taken place, but not proven • ___________ determines the defendants guilt • cases decided by a judge alone are known as what? • a statement that a claim or criticism is not true • who goes first during opening statements in trial? • __________ court systems are ran by state governments • ...
Law Review 2022-02-22
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- a bill successfully debated and voted into royalassent queen agrees to make bill into a law
- has twelve tables and lawyers
- values that outline concepts of right and wrong
- earliest sets of recorded laws
- disorder in society from lack of authority
- just behavior or treatment
- criminal sentence focused on punishment
- a written version of a proposed new law
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- sets rules between individuals
- compilation of roman law by an emperor
- sets rules between individual and society
- law given to hebrew people, found in torah
- criminal sentence focused on restoring
- regulation in society based on reason and fairness
- major contribution: the jury
15 Clues: just behavior or treatment • major contribution: the jury • has twelve tables and lawyers • sets rules between individuals • earliest sets of recorded laws • compilation of roman law by an emperor • criminal sentence focused on restoring • criminal sentence focused on punishment • a written version of a proposed new law • sets rules between individual and society • ...
You can run 2025-06-03
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- Officer someone who gets a criminal
- a woman with kids is called a
- what a car drives on
- a girls name that starts with “T”
- a boys name that starts with “R”
- away what most kids do when there mad at their parents
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- can run what do you have to do if your running late somewhere
- most siblings get into a
- McClintock the author of the book “you can run”
- what ghost do
- some kids have a
- three numbers after 13
- a goes to jail after doing something illegal
- something kids always kill when they see it
- a common boys name
15 Clues: what ghost do • some kids have a • a common boys name • what a car drives on • three numbers after 13 • most siblings get into a • a woman with kids is called a • a boys name that starts with “R” • a girls name that starts with “T” • Officer someone who gets a criminal • something kids always kill when they see it • a goes to jail after doing something illegal • ...
The Legal System glossary 2020-05-05
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- Parliament (federal and state) that make the laws/legislations/acts of parliament
- The court hearing of a criminal or civil case to determine an outcome. In a criminal trial whether the accused is guilty or not guilty and pass sentence if guilty
- Means that people who can prove that their ancestors settled on a certain part of the land (before European settlement) have legal ownership over it
- A legally trained person who is appointed by parliament to preside(sit, hear and decide) cases in a Local Court Coroners Court, Children’s Court. In these courts there is never a jury all decisions are made by the magistrate
- When a person rules a country or state with cruelty and abuses their power
- traditional indigenous rules that outlined the correct way of living Common law, System of law based on previous decisions of just judges or precedents
- A legally trained person who is appointed to preside in higher courts such as the District Court, Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal, federal Circuity Court, Federal Court, Family Court and High Court. In a criminal case in the District or Supreme Courts, there will be a jury if the accused pleads not guilty.
- The term used to describe a case where an individual or company takes legal action to recover money in a civil case ( not criminal) due to damage or injury caused by the other party eg breach of contract, negligence, defamation.
- a group pf 12 citizens on the electoral roll (enrolled to vote) who are randomly selected to sit on a jury to hear all evidence in a criminal trial and determine whether the accused is guilty or not guilty. Most civil trials do not have a jury. In cases involving large sums of money there may be a jury of 4-6. In defamation cases 4 jurors.
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- Disorder or confusion due to the absence of government or laws
- condition or unconditional release from custody for a person charged with a criminal offence prior to their court hearing/trial. having someone pay a sum of money to secure your release
- means that no one person is above the law, including law makers.
- Courts and judges who interpret the law
- A review of a lower court’s decision. It does NOT rehear the case only deals with the matter on appeal eg the harshness of the sentence, the admissibility, inadmissibility of Evidence the leniency of the sentence.
- rules applicable to people in the Armed Forces
- A document which sets out how an organisation or a country will be governed Separation of Powers
- Government ministers and employees of government departments responsible for enforcing the law e.g. police officers and tax office
- Latin for "land belonging to know one". International law term indicating that no state(country) has sovereignty over the land.
18 Clues: Courts and judges who interpret the law • rules applicable to people in the Armed Forces • Disorder or confusion due to the absence of government or laws • means that no one person is above the law, including law makers. • When a person rules a country or state with cruelty and abuses their power • ...
Criminal and Civil Law 2024-02-19
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- The punishment for breaking a law
- A crime against the courts
- A crime where you intentionally kill someone
- Person who has been sued
- Criminal standard of proof
- A crime where you intentionally deceive someone
- Laws that regulate conduct between parties and to remedy a wrong that has occurred
- A crime against the state
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- Civil standard of proof
- The party with the burden of proof (Criminal)
- Person defending the action
- A law that protects society and sanctions offenders
- The party with the burden of proof (Civil)
- A type of tort law
- A possible consequence of breaching someones rights
15 Clues: A type of tort law • Civil standard of proof • Person who has been sued • A crime against the state • A crime against the courts • Criminal standard of proof • Person defending the action • The punishment for breaking a law • The party with the burden of proof (Civil) • A crime where you intentionally kill someone • The party with the burden of proof (Criminal) • ...
Maycomb County Knowledge 2022-01-10
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- Maycomb's sheriff
- the woman whom jem destroyed her flowers
- The deadest shot in Maycomb
- bakes the best cakes
- The towns garbage collector
- The man who tried to kill the children
- The man who saved jem and scout
- The mad dog that disturbed the town's peace
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- Who is the Maycomb County's judge
- It is a sin to kill a
- No _____ minds their business
- the towns gossiper
- What state is maycomb county in
13 Clues: Maycomb's sheriff • the towns gossiper • bakes the best cakes • It is a sin to kill a • The deadest shot in Maycomb • The towns garbage collector • No _____ minds their business • What state is maycomb county in • The man who saved jem and scout • Who is the Maycomb County's judge • The man who tried to kill the children • the woman whom jem destroyed her flowers • ...
Maycomb County Knowledge 2022-01-10
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- Who is the Maycomb County's judge
- What state is maycomb county in
- No _____ minds their business
- bakes the best cakes
- The mad dog that disturbed the town's peace
- the woman whom jem destroyed her flowers
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- the towns gossiper
- The towns garbage collector
- The man who saved jem and scout
- Maycomb's sheriff
- It is a sin to kill a
- The deadest shot in Maycomb
- The man who tried to kill the children
13 Clues: Maycomb's sheriff • the towns gossiper • bakes the best cakes • It is a sin to kill a • The towns garbage collector • The deadest shot in Maycomb • No _____ minds their business • What state is maycomb county in • The man who saved jem and scout • Who is the Maycomb County's judge • The man who tried to kill the children • the woman whom jem destroyed her flowers • ...
6R: Crossword Week 6 2014-03-05
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- Ten years is a _____.
- There are many ______ of insects.
- The netball shooter scored a ______?
- A place where you can borrow books?
- A book is written by an ?
- A brown snake is one of many _______ in Australia.
- A hot and wet place?
- The 18th if February is the ___________ day of the year.
- The test was very _____?
- It is very cold here?
- Our school is part the ______?
- To chase.
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- An earthquake can cause great ______?
- Katy Perry is a ______ in Australia.
- We live in a _______?
- A frog lives in a very wet _____.
- I have a ______ to the problem.
- The Tasmanian devil could soon be facing ______.
- The garbage ______ came to pick up our bins.
- An Australian native bird?
- The people looked on in ?
- A criminal goes here?
- You need parent ______ to go on the excursion.
- The police were in _____ of the criminal.
24 Clues: To chase. • A hot and wet place? • Ten years is a _____. • We live in a _______? • A criminal goes here? • It is very cold here? • The test was very _____? • A book is written by an ? • The people looked on in ? • An Australian native bird? • Our school is part the ______? • I have a ______ to the problem. • There are many ______ of insects. • A frog lives in a very wet _____. • ...
Corrections CRJU 1030 - Chapter 1, 2 2014-11-05
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- cultural restrictions on behavior that forbid serious violations
- death or more than a year in jail
- a workhouse
- time-honored ways of doing things
- first director of federal bureau of prisions
- a mark or letter signifying their crime
- all the various aspects of the pretrial and postconviction management of individuals accused or convicted of crimes
- the process by which a court arrives at a final decision
- another early name for a prison
- first to argue against capital punishment
- believed in utilitarianism
- or banishment
- also called whipping
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- violation of a criminal law
- the flower of English reform movement
- an occupation granted high social status by virtue of the personal integrity of its members
- a confinement facility
- an appearance in court prior to trial in a criminal proceeding
- or public ridicule
- his force called Met
- created ladies association for the reformation of female prisoners
21 Clues: a workhouse • or banishment • or public ridicule • his force called Met • also called whipping • a confinement facility • believed in utilitarianism • violation of a criminal law • another early name for a prison • death or more than a year in jail • time-honored ways of doing things • the flower of English reform movement • a mark or letter signifying their crime • ...
Crimes against people and property 2016-04-08
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- premeditated killing of a person by another
- the restoration of something lost or stolen
- entering a building illegally with intent to commit a crime
- crime conducted via the internet
- deliberate destruction of property
- restoring something to its original state
- deliberate and unlawful killing of one person by another
- obtaining things, money, from forceful threats
- theft of personal property
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- making a physical attack
- criminal deception intended to result in personal gain
- wilfully telling an untruth, even after an oath
- the act of unallowed physical contact on a person
- criminal act of setting fire to property
- a crime motivated by a prejudice, usually involving violence
- a disabled state, unable to move or function
- making someone decide not to do something
- theft of funds placed in someone's trust
- punishment inflicted on someone as revenge
- the action of taking things from a person or place
20 Clues: making a physical attack • theft of personal property • crime conducted via the internet • deliberate destruction of property • criminal act of setting fire to property • theft of funds placed in someone's trust • making someone decide not to do something • restoring something to its original state • punishment inflicted on someone as revenge • ...
The Outsiders 2022-05-09
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- A person who greases their hair back
- A brand of muscle car
- Nicknamed Cherry for her hair color
- The richer class in the book
- Legal guardian of Ponyboy and Sodapop
- Youngest of the gang
- A knife with a blade that comes out of the handle
- Always joking
- Run away from a place
- A brand of sports car that Cherry owns
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- A person who is in hiding
- A person who has fallen.
- An organized group of criminals
- Quietest of the gang and the gangs "pet"
- An organized fight with multiple people
- Dropped out of school
- A lock of hair that grows out of place than the rest
- A person who has committed a crime
- Sodapop's best friend
- Hardened criminal from New York City
- A person who makes or sells goods illegally
- A person who has quit education to start a new life
22 Clues: Always joking • Youngest of the gang • A brand of muscle car • Dropped out of school • Sodapop's best friend • Run away from a place • A person who has fallen. • A person who is in hiding • The richer class in the book • An organized group of criminals • A person who has committed a crime • Nicknamed Cherry for her hair color • A person who greases their hair back • ...
Social Science So Far 2016-09-13
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- Death Thought to be carried by rats
- Crazy Roman Emperor
- Gallery Where the public go to see a court case
- Barbarians from Germany
- Roman Emperor One of Charlemagne's titles
- How sustainable something is
- Court Where criminals go for a life sentence of prison
- Fuel A type of fuel that will run out
- Church The only thing outside of feudalism
- Principle Laws to prevent people from being harmed by others
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- Used by Romans to carry water
- There are 12 of them in an important criminal trial
- A rule that can be enforced
- One of the Roman Empire's capital cities
- 200 year religious war
- Cause and effect relationships
- The person who is accusing another in a civil case
- The parts of the Earth that are water
- Reasonable Doubt The burden of proof in a criminal case
- John The King who signed the Magna Carta
20 Clues: Crazy Roman Emperor • 200 year religious war • Barbarians from Germany • A rule that can be enforced • How sustainable something is • Used by Romans to carry water • Cause and effect relationships • Death Thought to be carried by rats • The parts of the Earth that are water • Fuel A type of fuel that will run out • One of the Roman Empire's capital cities • ...
SUPREME COURT 2017-12-09
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- A party to a lawsuit
- Accuse or bring charges against
- The person against who made the complaint
- Involves non-criminal matter
- Involves criminal matter
- A violation
- written to make a point not made or not emphasized in the majority opinion
- Another name for a case, action
- List of cases to be heard
- Reason that forms basis of an argument or conclusion
- judicial decision that serves as a guide for similar cases
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- authority of a court to try and decide a case
- A judicial body, a court
- The lower federal courts
- Detailed written statements
- An expert in the law especially a judge or legal scholar
- process used when lower court is unsure about the procedure that should apply in a case
- Transcript of proceedings made in the trial court
- To support or strengthen
- Satisfaction of a claim, payment
20 Clues: A violation • A party to a lawsuit • A judicial body, a court • The lower federal courts • Involves criminal matter • To support or strengthen • List of cases to be heard • Detailed written statements • Involves non-criminal matter • Accuse or bring charges against • Another name for a case, action • Satisfaction of a claim, payment • The person against who made the complaint • ...
The Wild West 2024-01-29
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- Famous leader of the Nez Perce
- Native’s most grown crop
- Jesse James’ older Brother
- Leader of the Wild Bunch
- An actor and criminal in the wild west
- John Deer’s invention
- Most popular cow breed the west
- Ran the Wild Wild West Show
- Another name for the Lakota
- Plains indians main food source
- Invented Steer Wrestling\
- Deadliest cowboy in the west
- Lead the Oglala band
- The open plains where cowboys moved cows
- Criminal Killed by Bob Ford
- Biggest tribe in the west
- Biggest farming setback in the west
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- Where was the first Rodeo
- Helped transport crops
- People who stole cattle
- So many people moved to farm because of
- His birth name was jumping badger
- Leader of the Doolin Dalton Gang
- The first Cowgirl
- Most grown crop in the wild west
- Plains indians god
- The Apache Chief of 1809
- Spanish cowboy
28 Clues: Spanish cowboy • The first Cowgirl • Plains indians god • Lead the Oglala band • John Deer’s invention • Helped transport crops • People who stole cattle • Native’s most grown crop • Leader of the Wild Bunch • The Apache Chief of 1809 • Where was the first Rodeo • Invented Steer Wrestling\ • Biggest tribe in the west • Jesse James’ older Brother • Ran the Wild Wild West Show • ...
Richard Ramirez 2024-05-23
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- Method by which Ramirez entered victims' homes
- Ramirez's signature criminal modus operandi
- Song Ramirez was a fan of, influencing his crimes
- Where Ramirez died while on death row in 2013
- Ramirez gruesomely did this to some victims' bodies
- Ramirez was a fan of this rock band
- Drug Ramirez was addicted to during his crimes
- Symbol Ramirez drew in some victims' homes
- Ramirez's weapon of choice in several attacks
- Some of Ramirez's crimes included this sexual violence
- Ramirez proclaimed himself to be this
- Ramirez claimed to be influenced by this ideology
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- Duration of Ramirez's 1984-85 killing spree
- Criminal classification of Ramirez
- Phrase Ramirez shouted at his sentencing
- Ramirez's crimes fueled this phenomenon in the 1980s
- City terrorized by Ramirez in the mid-1980s
- Nickname given to Ramirez during his crime spree
- Age of one of Ramirez's murder victims
- Ramirez brutally did this to some of his victims
20 Clues: Criminal classification of Ramirez • Ramirez was a fan of this rock band • Ramirez proclaimed himself to be this • Age of one of Ramirez's murder victims • Phrase Ramirez shouted at his sentencing • Symbol Ramirez drew in some victims' homes • Duration of Ramirez's 1984-85 killing spree • Ramirez's signature criminal modus operandi • ...
ethics in business 2024-10-27
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- to rise awareness
- "hopefully" contains .........syllables
- to give right to someone and punish corrupt people
- policy statements, synonym
- when citizens use to declare corrupt acts, it is called "......blowing"
- it's high time government (to fight)all illegal acts
- attitude
- harmful
- to give
- to fight/ stop corruption. (synonym)
- the act of giving money to someone for an illegal service.
- because of, synonym.
- guarantee, synonym
- a corrupt person.
- to should = had better=............
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- He controls the workplace
- favourism granted to family and relatives
- criminal (send) to prison because of their corrupt behaviour.
- government, synonym.
- consequently, synonym
- set of morals and values
- act of encouraging people to do sth.
- rules, regulations , synonym
- I wish Algeria (clean)of corruption soon.
- defraud, cheat.synonym
- quantity
- dishonest, synonym
- we must punish corrupt people with ........
- opposite of sell
- Genuine products (imitate)by counterfeiters
- products, synonyms
31 Clues: harmful • to give • attitude • quantity • opposite of sell • to rise awareness • a corrupt person. • dishonest, synonym • guarantee, synonym • products, synonyms • government, synonym. • because of, synonym. • consequently, synonym • defraud, cheat.synonym • set of morals and values • He controls the workplace • policy statements, synonym • rules, regulations , synonym • ...
ethics in business 2024-10-27
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- we must punish corrupt people with ........
- "hopefully" contains .........syllables
- opposite of sell
- to fight/ stop corruption. (synonym)
- because of, synonym.
- Genuine products (imitate)by counterfeiters
- to should = had better=............
- dishonest, synonym
- act of encouraging people to do sth.
- favourism granted to family and relatives
- set of morals and values
- I wish Algeria (clean)of corruption soon.
- He controls the workplace
- to rise awareness
- guarantee, synonym
- attitude
- when citizens use to declare corrupt acts, it is called "......blowing"
- rules, regulations , synonym
- policy statements, synonym
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- the act of giving money to someone for an illegal service.
- to give right to someone and punish corrupt people
- it's high time government (to fight)all illegal acts
- harmful
- defraud, cheat.synonym
- quantity
- consequently, synonym
- criminal (send) to prison because of their corrupt behaviour.
- government, synonym.
- to give
- products, synonyms
- a corrupt person.
31 Clues: harmful • to give • quantity • attitude • opposite of sell • a corrupt person. • to rise awareness • dishonest, synonym • products, synonyms • guarantee, synonym • because of, synonym. • government, synonym. • consequently, synonym • defraud, cheat.synonym • set of morals and values • He controls the workplace • policy statements, synonym • rules, regulations , synonym • ...
Court Case Vocabulary 2025-02-24
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- Asking higher court to review a case decision
- Person who must be proven guilty or liable
- Case about whether someone has broken a law
- Amendment against unreasonable searches
- Person filing a complaint in a civil case
- Smaller, less serious offense
- Decision in criminal case by judge or jury
- Amendment promising fair and speedy trial
- Amendment against cruel punishment
- Case settling disagreement between 2 parties
- Protection against unfair governmental actions
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- Find the defendant not guilty of the charges
- Valid reason to search/arrest a person
- Person who testifies in court
- Attorneys trying to prove defendant guilty
- Court hearing for plea, probable cause
- Amendment against self-incrimination
- Money paid by liable person to compensate
- Statement by accused of guilt or innocence
- Find the defendant guilty of the charges
- Serious crime; sentence up to life in prison
21 Clues: Person who testifies in court • Smaller, less serious offense • Amendment against cruel punishment • Amendment against self-incrimination • Valid reason to search/arrest a person • Court hearing for plea, probable cause • Amendment against unreasonable searches • Find the defendant guilty of the charges • Money paid by liable person to compensate • ...
Impact of the picture 2020-03-27
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- To put dead body in the ground.
- Someone who suppresses others.
- Dropping out of job on purpose.
- something like restriction for criminal.
- To make someone be uneasy.
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- Catching a criminal by police.
- something like headstone for commemorating.
- To take posture.
- Forcibly being moved into other areas from particular area.
- Forcibly someone makes others to do something that he wants.
- To set something off.
11 Clues: To take posture. • To set something off. • To make someone be uneasy. • Catching a criminal by police. • Someone who suppresses others. • To put dead body in the ground. • Dropping out of job on purpose. • something like restriction for criminal. • something like headstone for commemorating. • Forcibly being moved into other areas from particular area. • ...
Future 2015-04-13
8 Clues: A mirror. • Sudden/random. • To cure/strengthen. • Makes one see-through. • Communication between two minds. • A powerful shield protecting something. • A magnetic power pulling one towards the ground. • Shattering into shards and recreating in another place.
Topic 3 2024-11-29
8 Clues: not normal • difficult to read • not doing anything • when you are mistaken • not able to do something • with no logical explanation • in two minds I can't figure it out • on your feet make a decision quickly
Sai 2025-09-17
8 Clues: a mouse! • a lifter says • take a good vun • negative times four • Sai, killer of these • big bee, not meet cute • so you're saying there's a chance • a disagreement, or alternatively online space with like minds
4. Law and Order 2021-10-29
15 Clues: karkuri • sovittelu • todistaja • lievä rikos • syytesopimus • pahoinpitely • ehdonalainen • valamiehistö • rikosrekisteri • todistusaineisto • nuorisorikollinen • haastaa oikeuteen • kuolemanrangaistus • vapauttaa syytteestä • service yhdyskuntapalvelu
The Criminal Investigation Process 2021-07-26
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- genetic material (such as hair, blood and saliva) that can be used to link a suspect with a crime scene or criminal offence, or to clear a suspect
- information used to support facts in a legal investigation or admissible as testimony in court
- a Latin term meaning ‘in the place’; used to describe the place in which a piece of evidence is found or situated
- a statement issued by police to a suspect when they are detained to inform the suspect of their rights
- the power to search a person and/or their possessions and to seize and detain items that are discovered
- in bail, where another person agrees to provide a financial guarantee that the accused will return to the court for trial in exchange for the accused’s release until that date
- a legal document issued by a magistrate or judge authorising an officer to perform a particular act, such as make an arrest, conduct a search, seize property or use a phone tap
- to formally question a suspect in relation to an alleged crime
- the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on particular conditions such as lodgement of a sum of money as a guarantee
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- the act or process of questioning a suspect, carried out by the investigating officers
- evidence that cannot be considered by a judge or jury in court (for example, confessions that were obtained by force)
- a legal document that states when and where a person must appear in court and the charge to which they must answer
- a legal document issued by a court, requiring a person to attend and give evidence and/or to produce specified documents to the court
- to seize a person by legal authority and take them into custody
- formal accusation of a person of committing a criminal offence
- police carrying out research to discover evidence and examine the facts surrounding an alleged criminal incident
- force such force as is reasonably necessary for the officer to perform the function; the officer must honestly believe that it was justified and not excessive
- a period spent in custody awaiting trial
18 Clues: a period spent in custody awaiting trial • formal accusation of a person of committing a criminal offence • to formally question a suspect in relation to an alleged crime • to seize a person by legal authority and take them into custody • the act or process of questioning a suspect, carried out by the investigating officers • ...
Famous American Criminal Cases 2025-02-06
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- Financier Bernie ______ was arrested for running the largest Ponzi scheme in history, defrauding investors of billions of dollars.
- (1973) - The __________ break-in and cover-up led to the trial and conviction of several Nixon administration officials.
- (1932) - The tragic kidnapping and murder of Charles _________ infant son led to a highly publicized trial and the conviction of Bruno Hauptmann.
- (2001): The energy company ______ collapsed due to widespread corporate fraud and corruption, leading to the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history at the time.
- Cult leader Charles _______ and his followers were convicted of the brutal murders of actress Sharon Tate and others.
- Ted Kaczynski, known as the __________, was arrested and later pleaded guilty to a series of bombings that killed three people and injured many more over nearly two decades.
- (1989): Five young men were wrongfully convicted for the assault and rape of a jogger in ________ ______, NYC, a conviction later overturned by DNA evidence.
- (1992) - The acquittal of Los Angeles police officers for the beating of _____ _____ sparked widespread riots.
- (2007) - Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 people in a mass shooting at ________ Tech, marking one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.
- (1925) - Teacher John T. _______ was tried for illegally teaching evolution in a public school, drawing national attention.
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- (2004) - Lifestyle guru ____ _______ was convicted of charges related to insider trading, serving five months in prison.
- The Trial of the _______ _______ (1969-1970) - Activists were charged with conspiracy and inciting riots during the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
- (1931) - Infamous mob boss Al ________ was convicted of tax evasion, leading to his imprisonment.
- Julius and Ethel __________ were convicted of espionage for passing atomic secrets to the Soviets.
- (1992) - Serial killer Jeffrey ______ was convicted of 15 murders, involving horrific acts.
- (1995) - Timothy _______ was convicted for the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, which killed 168 people in one of the deadliest acts of domestic terrorism in U.S. history.
- (2004) - Scott ________ was convicted of the murder of his pregnant wife and their unborn son, in a case that drew widespread media attention.
- Former football star O.J. _______ was acquitted of the murders of his ex-wife and her friend Ron Goldman.
18 Clues: (1992) - Serial killer Jeffrey ______ was convicted of 15 murders, involving horrific acts. • (1931) - Infamous mob boss Al ________ was convicted of tax evasion, leading to his imprisonment. • Julius and Ethel __________ were convicted of espionage for passing atomic secrets to the Soviets. • ...
Criminal Psychology (Unit 2) 2024-10-09
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- an MD that can prescribe medication
- something society does generally NOT do anymore that has made it harder for serial killers to find victims (hint: thumb up)
- this includes: age, gender, race, geographic location, height, weight, etc.
- this type of criminal is fueled by emotions and often leaves behind a lot of evidence
- this organization founded criminal profiling techniques we use today, back in 1974
- a professional with a PhD
- step 1 in the FBI behavioral analysis process, asking what plan did the murderer have?
- this type of criminal plans out their actions, and cleans up after themselves
- a serial killer who targeted young women with blonde/light brown hair parted down the middle
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- a psychological test that uses inkblots
- the last word in the title of the very first serial killer
- a multi-question test given to identify personality structure and psychopathy
- this type of killer kills 3 or more people, at 3 or more different locations, at 3 or more different times with a cooldown period
- this John would often play a clown for children's birthday parties
- a cannibalistic serial killer who targeted young men
- this type of confession can occur if someone tries to claim notoriety for something they didn't do
- this type of murder is the killing of a lot of people, at one time, at one location
- this "account" is faulty 90% of the time
18 Clues: a professional with a PhD • an MD that can prescribe medication • a psychological test that uses inkblots • this "account" is faulty 90% of the time • a cannibalistic serial killer who targeted young men • the last word in the title of the very first serial killer • this John would often play a clown for children's birthday parties • ...
Creative minds 2019-05-02
Criminal and Civil Law 2025-06-09
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- A legal agreement between two or more parties
- A monetary penalty often given as punishment for minor offences
- A physical attack or threat that is considered a criminal offence
- The person who brings a case to court in a civil matter
- Money awarded to someone for loss or injury in a civil case
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- The legal party responsible for presenting the case in a criminal trial
- The person being accused or sued in court
- Deliberate destruction of property; considered a criminal act
- Spreading false information that damages a person’s reputation
- Taking someone else’s property without permission
10 Clues: The person being accused or sued in court • A legal agreement between two or more parties • Taking someone else’s property without permission • The person who brings a case to court in a civil matter • Money awarded to someone for loss or injury in a civil case • Deliberate destruction of property; considered a criminal act • ...
Vishnu's animal crossword 2024-01-30
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- largest animal in the world
- animals who eat meat and vegetation
- fastest animal in the world
- the tallest animal in the world
- they can sleep with half their minds closed and with only one eye open
- a group of cows
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- animals who only eat meat
- a group of wolves
- animals awake at night
- animals who only eat vegetation
- a group of lions
- an extinct bird
12 Clues: a group of cows • an extinct bird • a group of lions • a group of wolves • animals awake at night • animals who only eat meat • largest animal in the world • fastest animal in the world • animals who only eat vegetation • the tallest animal in the world • animals who eat meat and vegetation • they can sleep with half their minds closed and with only one eye open
Flock Together3 2022-12-30
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- What the devil does to hearts and minds.
- Lifestyle and memories created for the future
- Snail eaters
- The hatchlings of a Partridge.
- Be busy about the __________ business.
- Description of God's love.
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- Faith without works is __________.
- Fable or lie used to promote fear.
- "Get busy _____, or get busy dying."
- Sleeps during the day and is awake at night.
- Abraham _______ God.
- Family heritage tracking names and date.
12 Clues: Snail eaters • Abraham _______ God. • Description of God's love. • The hatchlings of a Partridge. • Faith without works is __________. • Fable or lie used to promote fear. • "Get busy _____, or get busy dying." • Be busy about the __________ business. • What the devil does to hearts and minds. • Family heritage tracking names and date. • ...
vocab 2023-10-25
10 Clues: To force. • Being a criminal. • A useless conscience. • Happening over and over. • Going through something. • If you feel happy and feel pride. • To get rid of; not let someone in. • A fake; something that isn't real. • Inventing something and being skillful. • If you were a cop chasing a criminal down the road.
Español 6B 2023-04-05
10 Clues: opuesto de fracasar • un criminal que roba • persona que busca pistas • la narrativa de historia • tomar la vida de otra persona • criatura del espacio exterior • una persona que resultó herida • la parte tu juegas en una película • usado por alguien que no es pacifista • cuando la policia detiene a un criminal
6B Vocab 2026-04-29
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- El crítico ------- la pelicula
- Si eres un criminal, lo conseguirás.
- Si no posees algo que puedas
- Si hay un error, lo sabrás
- Si haces algo ilegal, eres un
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- La persona cometió un
- El ladron ---- los galletas
- El agricultor ----- el ratón
- La pelicula tiene mucho -----
- Si te importa alguien, podrías cuidarlo.
10 Clues: La persona cometió un • Si hay un error, lo sabrás • El ladron ---- los galletas • El agricultor ----- el ratón • Si no posees algo que puedas • La pelicula tiene mucho ----- • Si haces algo ilegal, eres un • El crítico ------- la pelicula • Si eres un criminal, lo conseguirás. • Si te importa alguien, podrías cuidarlo.
The Local Court 2013-04-02
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- the person making the claim(9)
- A judicial inquiry to ascertain the facts relating to an incident such as death(7)
- also referred to as the magistrates court(10)
- serious criminal offense that requires a formal written charge and a preliminary hearing; typically tried before a judged and are subject to greater penalty(18)
- Judicial officer appointed to hear and determine civil and criminal matters in the local court(10)
- the power of a court depending on its geographic area, the matters that can be decided and the remedies able to be sought(12)
- rule of conduct and ethics that guide people(3)
- this person assists the judicial officer(12)
- when both parties put their agreement in writing and each party signs the agreement(12)
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- case to decide whether the person charged is guilty of the crime(13)
- this is where the public sits(7)
- the person who is defending the claim(9)
- putting someone in gaol as lawful punishment(12)
- dispute between individuals, companies, associations or government agencies(10)
- Criminal offenses that can be dealt with by a judge without a judge and do not require preliminary hearing(14)
- a person who has seen an event occur(7)
16 Clues: the person making the claim(9) • this is where the public sits(7) • a person who has seen an event occur(7) • the person who is defending the claim(9) • this person assists the judicial officer(12) • also referred to as the magistrates court(10) • rule of conduct and ethics that guide people(3) • putting someone in gaol as lawful punishment(12) • ...
Courts and Court System 2022-11-16
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- A jury's findings or conclusions on the factual issues presented by a case.
- The formal interrogation of a witness called by the other party in a court of law to challenge or extend testimony already given.
- The prisoner would like to ____ out of jail
- 23 people examining the validity of an accusation before a trial
- The criminal would like to ___ for a trial
- to speak the truth in french
- A formal declaration that someone is guilty of a criminal offense, made by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law.
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- She was pulled over for a ___ traffic stop
- the lawyer tried to stop the defendant's lawer from continuing, also known as ____
- the defendant has no other choice than to ___
- the criminal wanted to have a fair ___
- the report of another person's words by a witness, which is usually disallowed as evidence in a court of law.
- Tax evasion is a felony
- after the trial, the defendant was put on ___
- An opportunity for parties in a civil lawsuit to obtain testimony from a witness under oath prior to trial
- There wasnt enough ____ to accuse the defendant guilty
16 Clues: Tax evasion is a felony • to speak the truth in french • the criminal wanted to have a fair ___ • She was pulled over for a ___ traffic stop • The criminal would like to ___ for a trial • The prisoner would like to ____ out of jail • the defendant has no other choice than to ___ • after the trial, the defendant was put on ___ • ...
Criminology 2024-03-18
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- A fraudulent scheme designed to make money for the organizers at the expense of the participants
- The act of providing false information under oath
- The illegal traffic of goods or commodities
- The illegal practice of obtaining sensitive information by pretending to be a legitimate entity online
- The act of using one's occupation for personal enrichment through the deliberate misuse or misapplication of the employing organization's resources or assets
- The act of forcefully taking property or money from someone
- A type of crime characterized by deceit, concealment, or violation of trus
- A criminal organization that controls a particular area or territory, often involved in racketeering
- Illegal act committed using a computer
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- The act of deliberately destroying, damaging, or obstructing something, especially for political or military advantage
- A criminal organization operating in multiple countries, often involved in drug trafficking
- Large-scale fraudulent investment scheme
- A clandestine organization engaged in smuggling contra
- An organized group of criminals, especially those associated with the smuggling of illicit drugs
- The unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims
- A professional criminal who specializes in theft
16 Clues: Illegal act committed using a computer • Large-scale fraudulent investment scheme • The illegal traffic of goods or commodities • A professional criminal who specializes in theft • The act of providing false information under oath • A clandestine organization engaged in smuggling contra • The act of forcefully taking property or money from someone • ...
Chapter Three Expanding the Concepts of Crime 2023-03-22
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- holds that behavior cannot be criminal if no law exists
- used to determine factual causality
- another aspect of due process which refers to a statute defining a crime that is so unclear that a reasonable person of at least average intelligence
- relationship between the men's rea, act
- circumstances refer to the “facts surrounding an event
- cause holds individuals criminally liable for causing harm when it can be shown that the harm
- individuals may not Be tried a second time for the same offense
- legislative act punishing a person or a select group of people without the benefit of a judicial trial
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- circumstances are not elements of an offense.
- unlawful act is punishable by a state or other authority.
- is a type of criminal law violation in which parties to the crime willfully participate
- defining crimes may specify that additional elements be present for a conviction to be obtained.
- One that makes an action done before the passing of the law criminal and punishes such action
- surrounding a crime can also be classified as aggravating or mitigating and may, by law, be used to lessen or increase the penalty
- some identifiable harm as an activity
- code of crime
16 Clues: code of crime • used to determine factual causality • some identifiable harm as an activity • relationship between the men's rea, act • circumstances are not elements of an offense. • circumstances refer to the “facts surrounding an event • holds that behavior cannot be criminal if no law exists • unlawful act is punishable by a state or other authority. • ...
6B crossword 2024-04-26
19 Clues: love • plot • role • scene • to rob • acting • to rent • failure • to kill • criminal • violence • to arrest • (movie)star • leading man • i have seen • you have seen • main character • special effects • he/she/it will be
CROSSWORD 2023-01-18
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- a famous cat in Japan
- an act of unlawful premeditated killing
- a murderer named after a dog breed
- examination of a dead body is called...
- an unsolved criminal investigation
- the murderer that targetted 5 prostitutes
- difficult or impossible to explain
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- an unsolved homicide case in the U.S.
- fair behavior or treatment
- most famous unsolved case in the U.S.
- a Japanese war criminal and murderer
11 Clues: a famous cat in Japan • fair behavior or treatment • a murderer named after a dog breed • an unsolved criminal investigation • difficult or impossible to explain • a Japanese war criminal and murderer • an unsolved homicide case in the U.S. • most famous unsolved case in the U.S. • an act of unlawful premeditated killing • examination of a dead body is called... • ...
Mental health 2024-06-05
7 Clues: Common tropes • Your well being • Support from others • notice taken of someone • indication of a problem • The minds thought process • The overuse of a medicine or drug
Proverbs Crossword 2013-11-30
8 Clues: look before you .... • better .... than never • great minds think ..... • a ... is a mans best friend • a stitch in time saves .... • actions speak louder than ..... • a rolling ..... gathers no moss • an ..... a day keeps a doctor away
Week 4 vocab list 2021-08-25
8 Clues: False teeth • A brain nerve • A doctor of skin • A doctor of teeth • A disease in your nerves • A treatment for your face • A person who can read minds • Bypass A stomach surgery for extreme weight loss
Unit 10 2020-10-28
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- to find out how long, wide something is
- very tasty
- having a lot of colours
- down you use an axe to do it with a tree
- people leave them when they touch something
- not right
- costing a lot of money
- stylish
- something which the police find on a crime scene
- a crime: criminals get into a house and steal something from them
- a person who solves crimes
- looking for a criminal and solving the crime
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- a criminal who gets into a house and steals something
- if something is ____________, it means a lot to you
- something is __________, if it cannot wait
- physically nice and pleasant
- important, very often because it costs a lot of money
- into to get into a house by breaking the door or lock
- a person who steals things
19 Clues: stylish • not right • very tasty • costing a lot of money • having a lot of colours • a person who solves crimes • a person who steals things • physically nice and pleasant • to find out how long, wide something is • down you use an axe to do it with a tree • something is __________, if it cannot wait • people leave them when they touch something • ...
Staying Safe Online 2024-10-01
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- a criminal creates fake website
- online shopping
- bad software
- malware hidden inside another program
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- sits on a computer & record what user is typing
- small file store on your computer
- contains uppercase, lowercase letters, symbols, numbers
- type of software protects your computer
- criminal breaks into a computer system
- convert message into code
10 Clues: bad software • online shopping • convert message into code • a criminal creates fake website • small file store on your computer • malware hidden inside another program • criminal breaks into a computer system • type of software protects your computer • sits on a computer & record what user is typing • contains uppercase, lowercase letters, symbols, numbers
CCJS 100 2024-10-09
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- violation of policy for personal gain
- exceeds permissible level of force
- grants permission to search or arrest
- placing someone under arrest
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- belief that criminal activity is afoot based on fact
- unreasonable stop and search
- acting in anticipation
- permissable, warrantless, voluntary search
- justified hunt for evidence
- acting in response to criminal activity
10 Clues: acting in anticipation • justified hunt for evidence • unreasonable stop and search • placing someone under arrest • exceeds permissible level of force • violation of policy for personal gain • grants permission to search or arrest • acting in response to criminal activity • permissable, warrantless, voluntary search • belief that criminal activity is afoot based on fact
Criminal Science Investigation 2022-11-08
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- The location the crime took place in
- A person who has been harmed or injured resulting as a crime
- A post examination to discover the cause of death or the extinct of death
- A person who is suspected of doing the crime
- DNA
- Someone who has seen something happen in the crime
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- A type of print pattern which consists of one or more friction ridges causing to have a complete circuit
- A type of print patter which the friction ridges enter on one side of the print and flows out the other side with a rise or wave in the centre
- Someone who finds clues in the crime scene
- Someone who helps another commit a crime
- A piece of evidence found elsewhere from where the crime got taken place in
- A person who studies insects
12 Clues: DNA • A person who studies insects • The location the crime took place in • Someone who helps another commit a crime • Someone who finds clues in the crime scene • A person who is suspected of doing the crime • Someone who has seen something happen in the crime • A person who has been harmed or injured resulting as a crime • ...
Criminal Theory Terms 2023-02-21
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- The theory holds that individuals will turn to a life of crime when they are strained, or when they are unable to achieve the goals of the society, whether power, finance, or some other desirable goal.
- upholds the belief that a small few, the elite of the society, decide laws and the definition of crime; those who commit crimes disagree with the laws that were created to keep control of them.
- Similar to the choice theory, this theory ascertains that people think before they proceed with criminal actions; that when one commits a crime, it is because the individual decided that it was advantageous to commit the crime.
- Learning Social learning indicates that individuals learn from those around them; they base their morals and activities on what they see others in their social environment doing.
- activity Followers of this theory believe that crime is inevitable, and that if the target is attractive enough, crime will happen; effective measures must be in place to deter crime from happening.
- disorganization Suggests that crime occurs in communities that experience breakdown in social mores and opportunities, such as in highly populated, lower income, urban communities.
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- The positivist rejects the idea that each individual makes a conscious, rational choice to commit a crime; rather, some individuals are abnormal in intelligence, social acceptance, or some other way, and that causes them to commit crime.
- The conflict theory holds that crime results from the conflicts in society among the different social classes, and that laws actually arise from necessity as a result of conflict, rather than a general consensus.
- Control Theorists believe it is society’s responsibility to maintain a certain degree of stability and certainly in an individual’s life, to make the rules and responsibilities clear, and to create other activities to thwart criminal activity.
- Choice Reasons that an individual thinks through each action, deciding on whether it would be worth the risk of committing a crime to reap the benefits of that crime, whether the goal be financial, pleasure, or some other beneficial result.
- Those who follow the this theory of criminology ascribe to the fact that an individual will become what he is labeled or what others expect him to become; the danger comes from calling a crime a crime and a criminal a criminal.
- Those who follow the trait theory believe that individuals have certain traits that will contribute to whether or not they are capable of committing a crime when pushed in a certain direction, or when they are in duress.
- The belief that individuals choose to commit a crime, looking at the opportunities before them, weighing the benefit versus the punishment, and deciding whether to proceed or not.
- Course The theory that a person’s “course” in life is determined by short (transitory) and long (trajectory) events in his life, and crime can result when a transitory event causes stress in a person’s life causing him to commit a crime against society.
14 Clues: Learning Social learning indicates that individuals learn from those around them; they base their morals and activities on what they see others in their social environment doing. • ...
Criminal law vocabulary 2016-02-11
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- a verdict not guilty.
- behavioral expectations of a group.
- the territory over which a law enforcement agency has authority.
- a perspective of criminal justice that identifies the repression of crime as the most important function of the criminal justice system.
- to accuse of wrongdoing through formal accusations.
- an international act or omission to act, neither justified nor excused, that is in violation of criminal law and punishable by the state.
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- a sum of money that the arrested person needs to pay to guarantee that he or she will appear at future hearings.
- the heighest appellate court in the U.S. judicial system; it reviews cases appealed from federal and state court systems that the deal with constitutional issues.
- an institution to hold pretrial detainees and people convicted of less serious crimes.
- a person against whom a charge is brought in court.
- an individual charged with carrying out legal prosecution.
- an institution for the confinement of people who have been convicted of serious crimes.
12 Clues: a verdict not guilty. • behavioral expectations of a group. • a person against whom a charge is brought in court. • to accuse of wrongdoing through formal accusations. • an individual charged with carrying out legal prosecution. • the territory over which a law enforcement agency has authority. • ...
criminal law terms 2023-11-10
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- Information, documents, or testimony presented in court to prove or disprove facts relevant to a case.
- The decision or judgment reached by a judge or jury at the conclusion of a trial.
- A legal document issued by a court that authorizes law enforcement to search, seize property, or make an arrest.
- The act of intentionally providing false information while under oath, such as during testimony in court.
- Money or collateral provided to secure a defendant's release from custody while awaiting trial.
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- A serious criminal offense that may result in a prison sentence of one year or more.
- The person accused of committing a crime and facing legal charges.
- The legal representative who brings charges against the defendant on behalf of the state.
- A less serious criminal offense, typically punishable by fines, probation, or less than a year in jail.
- A formal legal proceeding in which evidence is presented, witnesses are called, and a judge or jury determines the outcome of a case.
- A group of citizens selected to hear evidence and decide the verdict in a trial.
- A defendant's response to criminal charges, such as "guilty," "not guilty," or "no contest."
12 Clues: The person accused of committing a crime and facing legal charges. • A group of citizens selected to hear evidence and decide the verdict in a trial. • The decision or judgment reached by a judge or jury at the conclusion of a trial. • A serious criminal offense that may result in a prison sentence of one year or more. • ...
Crime and Criminals 2025-04-19
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- breaking into somebody's house
- a criminal who lights things on fire
- selling illegal substances like marijuana
- stealing from a store or shop
- damaging someone else's things
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- a criminal who kills people
- forcibly stealing from a place or person
- selling things illegally
- a person who steals
- stealing from an empty house or store
10 Clues: a person who steals • selling things illegally • a criminal who kills people • stealing from a store or shop • breaking into somebody's house • damaging someone else's things • a criminal who lights things on fire • stealing from an empty house or store • forcibly stealing from a place or person • selling illegal substances like marijuana
International Law 2020-10-29
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- one of the crimes prosecuted by the International Criminal Court
- this must be done for a state to be bound by a treaty
- international laws are developed through the adoption of customs and the signing of these
- an agreement named after this city created the International Criminal Court
- this continent's court of human rights was responsible for Ireland's decriminalization of homosexuality
- this type of law is also known as the "laws of war"
- the first Geneva Convention was signed to protect which group
- a term used in international law to describe a country or nation considered to be an organized political community under one government
- an international tribunal was created to perpetrate leaders from which Genocide
- an agreement named after this city is meant to address climate change
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- The nuclear blank treaty prohibits countries with nuclear weapons from giving them to countries without them
- another name for an international treaty
- the International Criminal Court is the first blank international treaty-based court
- the Refugee Convention does not consider this type of people (2 words)
- a treaty signed by 2 countries
- established habits or behaviours of a community that have developed and become accepted as rules
16 Clues: a treaty signed by 2 countries • another name for an international treaty • this type of law is also known as the "laws of war" • this must be done for a state to be bound by a treaty • the first Geneva Convention was signed to protect which group • one of the crimes prosecuted by the International Criminal Court • ...
Criminal Courts 2023-05-10
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- A public building used to house convicted criminals
- Where less serious cases are dealt with
- An application to a higher court for a decision to be reversed
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- Where indictable offences are dealt with
- Individual who is accused
- 12 citizens who decide if the defendant is guilty or not guilty
- Volunteers who hear cases in the criminal court, family court, or both
- court order that local government can obtain to limit a person's behaviour who might endanger the public or cause them distress.
8 Clues: Individual who is accused • Where less serious cases are dealt with • Where indictable offences are dealt with • A public building used to house convicted criminals • An application to a higher court for a decision to be reversed • 12 citizens who decide if the defendant is guilty or not guilty • Volunteers who hear cases in the criminal court, family court, or both • ...
Criminal Justice 2022-12-13
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- jury is a group of 16 to 23 people who hear preliminary evidence to decide whether there is sufficient reason to formally charge a person with a crime.
- pretrial proceeding at which the prosecutor must prove that a crime was committed and establish the probable guilt of the defendant
- What is a reasonable belief that a specific person committed a crime?
- What is an arrest under the 4th amendment
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- in a criminal case, the negotiations between the prosecutor, defendant, and defendant's attorney.
- is a grand jury’s formal charge or accusation of criminal action.
- is a court session at which a defendant is charged and enters a plea.
- the formal process of making a police record of an arrest.
8 Clues: What is an arrest under the 4th amendment • the formal process of making a police record of an arrest. • is a grand jury’s formal charge or accusation of criminal action. • is a court session at which a defendant is charged and enters a plea. • What is a reasonable belief that a specific person committed a crime? • ...
GoPo Criminal Procedures 2021-11-13
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- the right of a government to expropriate private property for public use, with compensation.
- right to a speedy and public trial
- Available from 6A due to Gideon case
- Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures
- Clause that states private property shall not be taken for public use, without just compensation
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- key tool that helps defund organized crime and weaken criminal cartels
- What describes the unbiased jury in 6A?
- Can be obtained or confronted according to the 6A
- tried for the same crime twice in the same jurisdiction
- Fruit of the poisonous tree; can throw out evidence if rules of evidence aren´t followed
- Government authorization for searches with probable cause
- nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself
12 Clues: right to a speedy and public trial • Available from 6A due to Gideon case • What describes the unbiased jury in 6A? • Can be obtained or confronted according to the 6A • tried for the same crime twice in the same jurisdiction • Government authorization for searches with probable cause • Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures • ...
Criminal Assessment IV 2022-07-14
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- American criminal infamous for leading a murderous cult
- last name of infamous Colombian druglord
- street gang founded in Los Angeles widely known for its rivalry with the Crips
- someone who personally smuggles contraband across a border for a smuggling organization
- another word for proof
- another word for robbery, usually associated with bank robbery
- a person who is employed in murder-for-hire
- to rob a place using violence, especially in wartime
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- American gangster nicknamed "Scarface"
- American mobster behind the development of the Las Vegas strip; one of the first celebrity gangsters
- street gang based in Los Angeles, California
- a person who cannot resist the urge to steal unecessary items that you that usually have little value
12 Clues: another word for proof • American gangster nicknamed "Scarface" • last name of infamous Colombian druglord • a person who is employed in murder-for-hire • street gang based in Los Angeles, California • to rob a place using violence, especially in wartime • American criminal infamous for leading a murderous cult • ...
Criminal Justice Terminology 2022-10-04
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- elected chief officer of a county law enforcement agency
- entering a property or room with the intent to steal items from the premises
- a person who is not the chief offender but is involved in some way; accomplice or abettor
- office of the law responsible for investigating crimes (rather that patrolling or responding)
- admission of enough facts to establish guilt of a particular crime
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- person less than 18 years old; also known as a minor.
- agreement between two or more people to commit a crime
- behavior accompanying a crime which increases its intensity or adds to its consequences beyond what is necessary for the commission of the crime itself.
- theft of property from a person using force or the threat of force
- unlawfully killing of a person by another person; includes murder and manslaughter
- cause facts and circumstances providing reasonable justification for an seizure, search warrant
- written issued by a judge directing an officer to perform an arrest, search or seizure
12 Clues: person less than 18 years old; also known as a minor. • agreement between two or more people to commit a crime • elected chief officer of a county law enforcement agency • theft of property from a person using force or the threat of force • admission of enough facts to establish guilt of a particular crime • ...
