Law

2. Occurs when the witness lies in court under oath.
5. Careless disregard for the possible outcome of an action.
7. The purpose or intention of causing certain wrongful consequences.
8. A body of enacted or customary rules recognized by a community as binding.
11. "Friend of the court". Can present viewpoints during a Charter case.
13. The cause or reason to commit a criminal act.
16. The reading of the charge to the accused, and the accused enters a plea of either "guilty" or "not guilty".
17. A type of intent that is limited to the act itself.
19. The right to conduct one's affairs without government interference.
20. This type of law regulates the relationship between the government and it's citizens.

1. A defense by which the accused person claims to have been forced to commit a criminal act by the threat of violence.
3. An entitlement that citizens can expect from their government.
4. Sanctions imposed on a person for committing a crime.
6. give a person advice on how to commit a crime.
9. Intends to commit a crime but fails.
10. If the accused has been found guilty of a crime, he/she has the right to _____ he verdict.
12. Punishing an offender for revenge.
14. To help someone commit an offense.
15. An oral statement or gesture that damages a person's reputation or character.
18. A form of harassment that includes unwelcomed sexual contacts, remarks, etc.