Across
- 3. A basis upon which something stands or is supported.
- 8. A crime that has a greater punishment imposed by statute than that imposed on a misdemeanor.
- 9. Making false statement(s) of someone that will injure the reputation of that person.
- 10. To be aware of the reasonable possiblity of beforehand.
- 11. To select by vote for an office, position or membership.
- 13. Burden with a claim.
- 15. To free from restraint, control or the power of another
- 17. Corners The contents of a document as interpreted without reference to or consideration of outside information.
- 18. To make not true.
Down
- 1. To give official authority or legal power.
- 2. The final determination of a matter by a court.
- 4. The state of a jury unable to agree upon a verdict.
- 5. Deliberate and misleading concealment.
- 6. Jeopardy The prosecution of a person for an offense for which he or she has already been prosecuted.
- 7. To one's benefit.
- 9. A formal record of the proceedings.
- 12. An authoritative determination made after consideration of facts or law.
- 14. To establish by legal and authoritative act; make into law.
- 15. The act or process of voting for candidates for an elective office.
- 16. To deliver somehting to a person under a charge or duty.
- 18. A determination resulting from judicial or administrative examination or inquiry.