Debate Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 2. The temporary release of a person awaiting trial
  2. 4. A jury that deals with decision making and giving a verdict. Made up of 12 people and under
  3. 8. A statement by a party to a legal action or what the party wants to prove
  4. 11. The determination of a punishment to be inflicted on a convicted criminal
  5. 12. The questioning of a witness after redirect examination
  6. 20. The person that brings the lawsuit to court
  7. 21. An individual company or institution sued in a court of law
  8. 22. The questioning of a witness
  9. 24. A judicial order requiring a person to act or to refrain from doing an act
  10. 25. A public officer authorized to hear and decide court cases
  11. 26. When a case is brought before a higher court
  12. 27. A minor officer in a US Court
  13. 29. Any crime punishable by death and forfeiture of lands and goods
  14. 30. A statement of a witness under oath usually in a court
  15. 31. of Proof The duty of proving a disputed charge
  16. 32. To discharge completely
  17. 33. What is alleged, and pleaded in defense
Down
  1. 1. The available body of facts (DNA, weapon, phone records, etc.)
  2. 3. Any trial by jury
  3. 5. The act or process of convicting a crime
  4. 6. A jury that questions law violations and the law. Made up of 12 to 23 people
  5. 7. A call by an authority to appear before a court
  6. 9. The questioning of a witness of the same side. This happens after cross examination
  7. 10. The power or authority to administer justice
  8. 11. A trial conducted according to rules without unreasonable delay or within a statutory period
  9. 13. Carrying on of legal proceedings against a person
  10. 14. Summoning of a witness or submission of evidence as records before a court
  11. 15. To act as a judge
  12. 16. The administration of justice according to established rules
  13. 17. A sworn statement in writing
  14. 18. To affirm, uphold, or approve
  15. 19. Any charge or cause for blame
  16. 23. An exam of a body after death to discover the cause of death
  17. 28. The determination of innocence or guilt by due process of law