Across
- 4. money paid as a penalty for breaking the law
- 5. a person who leads court proceedings and makes legal decisions
- 8. something not allowed by law
- 10. a system of rules a society must follow
- 12. unfair treatment based on race gender age etc
- 17. extra money earned on savings or paid on loans
- 18. a duty or obligation
- 19. a type of law dealing with disputes between people
- 20. borrowed money that must be paid back later
- 21. a person who buys goods and services
- 22. a loan used to buy property
- 23. a dishonest scheme to trick people out of money
- 25. when police take someone into custody for a suspected crime
- 26. money set aside for future use
- 27. money borrowed that must be repaid with interest
Down
- 1. money saved during your working life for retirement
- 2. freedoms or entitlements people have in society
- 3. people who enforce the law and maintain order
- 6. a financial plan for managing income and expenses
- 7. non-essential items people desire
- 8. a sudden decision to buy something
- 9. something allowed by law
- 11. a card that takes money directly from your bank account
- 13. a legal agreement between two or more people
- 14. essential items like food shelter and clothing
- 15. a group of people who decide a verdict in a trial
- 16. money received from work or investments
- 19. a type of law dealing with actions that harm society
- 21. a place where legal cases are heard
- 24. tax added to most goods and services in Australia