Criminal Justice Ch.7

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Across
  1. 2. An adjournment of a scheduled case until a later date.
  2. 6. A seldom-recognized function of judges, which is managing the courthouse.
  3. 9. Elected, usually for a four-year term.
  4. 10. A value, standard or expectation concerning people's behavior.
Down
  1. 1. An entry, made by a prosecutor on the record of a case and announced in court, indicating that the charges specified will not be prosecuted.
  2. 3. A role in which judges that must assume a neutral stance in overseeing the contest between the prosecution and the defense.
  3. 4. A prosecutor's pretrial disclosure to the defense of facts and evidence to be introduced at trial.
  4. 5. The geographic territory or legal boundaries within which control may be exercised.
  5. 7. A role in which many decisions that determine the fates of defendants take place outside of public view, in the judge's private chambers.
  6. 8. Each separate offense of which a person is accused in an indictment or an information.