Leveled Court Systems
Across
- 2. a role in a court case, known as the "person being accused"
- 4. a role in a criminal case, known as the "governments side"
- 7. cases in court involving two sides in regards to money or property
- 8. the right to get a higher court to review a case
- 10. nobody is above the law, everyone is equal under law
- 13. a type of crime with high consequences, or an extremely serious crime
- 14. the branch in the u.s. government that interprets laws, and punishes lawbreakers
- 17. court authorization to conduct an arrest
- 19. Police must have a basis, or reasonable stance, to arrest a person. this is known as___
Down
- 1. the finalized decision of either a jury or a judge
- 3. the protection under the constitution regarding unfair government actions
- 5. a type of crime that has low consequences, or a smaller crime
- 6. courts that handle matters regarding bankruptcy, or state disputes, for example
- 8. charging the accused with a crime, answering questions before the court
- 9. courts that handle matters regarding state-level laws and regulations
- 11. determines which court a person will attend, authority to administer law
- 12. the main power of the u.s. supreme court
- 15. the group that decides if a criminal case has enough evidence to continue to trial
- 16. cases in court involving a person who is being accused of committing a crime
- 18. whoever is filing a civil lawsuit