Unit 1

2. To do what is required by a legal duty or agreement.
5. The process of taking a dispute to court to obtain a legal decision.
6. To officially give someone a legal right, permission, or request.
8. A group of people living in the same area or sharing common interests who may be affected by laws.
10. (v.) To organize or carry out a legal case, investigation, or other legal activity.
13. To examine a situation or evidence and make a judgment about it.
14. A type of job that requires special education or training, such as law.
15. Clearly different from other people, things, or legal categories.
16. Able to act or make decisions without being controlled by another person or organization.
17. A person who supports or speaks for someone in a legal matter.
19. Money paid to someone for loss, injury, or damage.
20. A person who is legally qualified to represent or advise clients.

1. The function or responsibility a person has in a legal process.
3. The process of entering and living in another country under its laws.
4. (n.) The way a person behaves, especially when following or breaking the law.
7. The official power of a court or authority to make legal decisions in a particular area or type of case.
9. A legal case brought by one person or organization against another.
11. A person who helps a lawyer or another legal professional with their work.
12. To agree to do a legal task or accept responsibility for it.
18. A place or institution where legal cases are heard and decisions are made.