Crossword Puzzle

3. Relating to the rights and responsibilities of citizens within a society, often referring to non-military matters.
5. An illegal or wrongful act, often referring to a crime or violation of a rule.
6. A person believed to be involved in a crime or suspicious activity.
11. The decision or judgment rendered by a jury or judge in a legal case.
14. In a manner characterized by intense resentment or strong negative emotions.
15. To find someone guilty of a crime through a legal process and impose a sentence.
17. According to what has been claimed or accused but not proven.
18. Responsible for committing a crime or wrongdoing.
19. The process of choosing a person or group of people for a specific position or office through voting.

1. To charge someone with wrongdoing or to claim that they have committed a specific offense.
2. To see or observe an event, incident, or occurrence, often as a participant or bystander.
4. The power or right to make decisions, enforce rules, or control people or situations.
7. A set of guidelines, principles, or rules established by an organization, government, or authority to guide decision-making and actions.
8. The formal ceremony or event marking the beginning of a leader's term in office.
9. To survey or collect opinions, often through questionnaires or interviews.
10. A person who seeks or is nominated for a position, such as a job or political office.
12. An alliance or partnership formed by groups, individuals, or countries with shared interests or goals.
13. A person who is of the same age, status, or background as another person.
16. To publicly support or recommend a particular idea, cause, or policy.
20. To compete or engage in a competition, often to win a prize or achieve a goal.