Criminology

4. Who the crime is being committed against
5. A process where the defendant either pleads guilty or not guilty then tries to prove it if pleading not guilty
6. People who state the laws for the jury and decide sentences of those convicted
8. An way of identifying someone different to each individual
11. With both a magistrates and a crown all cases go through this system
13. Those who see the crime occur and come before a court to present it
15. When someone isnt pleased with the outcome of the trial and asks for it to be retried

1. Legal representation who help the prosecution
2. Stories or posts available for the general public to see
3. A release from custody awaiting trial sometimes with conditions like a curfew
7. Colin Stagg suffered the consequences of this unfair method of gaining evidence
9. Professionals in a subject who come to court to give specialist knowledge to the jury to help them
10. Professional individuals who have the rights to arrest suspects
12. Those who are thought to have committed the crime
14. Relevant to the case helping the prosecution secure a conviction