Chapter 7 (p168-191)
Across
- 4. One benefit of the case management reforms introduced in 2010 is that it increases ?
- 5. Civil trial verdicts decide if a person is ...?
- 7. Once a civil case is initiated and the claim has been issued, both sides will give further information relevant to the case. This is called further and better ?
- 9. When the opposing party questions a witness
- 12. If an accused pleads guilty there is ...
- 15. A type of damages given for a quantifiable loss such as pain and suffering
- 16. The Sentencing Act allows for ... discretion where judges can choose an appropriate sentence
- 17. the most severe sentence that can be offered in WA
- 20. Where a civil case begins. Document outlining the alleged wrong is filed in the court.
- 21. Remedies for torts are called ? The purpose is to restore a person for the loss suffered.
- 22. The solution to a civil case is called ?
- 23. The first step in the criminal pre-trial process
Down
- 1. the purpose of this stage is to clarify the dispute and prepare evidence
- 2. The purpose of this stage is to discover the truth
- 3. An aim of sentencing based on the 'eye for an eye' principle
- 6. How many stages are there in a criminal/civil trial?
- 8. The judge takes a more active role in case management which reflects the ... system
- 10. The resolution to a crime is called a ?
- 11. All convicted persons who claim their innocence have the right to what?
- 13. In a civil trial, when each party must provide the other party with a list of documents relevant to the case is called?
- 14. The least severe sentence that can be offered in WA
- 18. The person responsible for case management in the civil pre-trial process is called ?
- 19. Criminal trial verdicts decide if a person is ...?