The Bill of Rights

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Across
  1. 2. taken by force to jail or to court
  2. 4. praise god or gods.
  3. 7. what most people think and say about someone.
  4. 13. a fear that spreads through a group of people that makes them lose control of themselves.
  5. 14. armies of citizens who are not professional soldiers.
  6. 16. without a good reason
  7. 19. a group of citizens who listen to a court case and decide what the facts mean.
  8. 20. working for a pay at a job that is also a career.
  9. 22. worked without pay as a way of giving service to the community.
  10. 23. give evidence in court.
  11. 25. a court case about money or property not about crime.
  12. 26. ask formally and in writing that the government do something.
Down
  1. 1. people who make information and ideas known through any of the media.
  2. 3. money paid to make sure a person will appear for trial. People pay bail to stay out of jail while they wait for trial.
  3. 5. freedom from other people looking at one's personal life.
  4. 6. make public.
  5. 8. a gathering of people.
  6. 9. the steps set out by the law.
  7. 10. make a law to stop the publication of something.
  8. 11. carry weapons.
  9. 12. take part in the wild violent disturbance of a crowd of people out of control.
  10. 15. promises that certain things will happen.
  11. 17. hurtful, annoying or disgusting.
  12. 18. a telling or exchanges of ideas
  13. 21. written permission from a judge to search for evidence of a crime.
  14. 24. things that show what is true and what is not true; proof