Across
- 2. A group of 12 individuals that decides whether the defendant is innocent of guilty
- 3. A sign that gives important information
- 5. The person who the police think probably committed the crime
- 8. A large, formal process involving many people to found out if the law has been broken
- 9. To give information in court during a trial
- 12. When a piece of secret information has been revealed
- 13. Academic studies, when conducting scientific tests or looking for background information on a subject
- 14. The punishment from the judge for committing a crime
- 17. The journalist who stays in the news station and presents the day's news stories
- 19. A formal accusation of wrongdoing
- 20. The decision at the end of a trial (guilty or not guilty)
Down
- 1. Information that demonstrates or confirms what really happened; important for solving a case
- 4. The person who committed the crime
- 6. The broken pieces of a vehicle after an accident
- 7. A person who sees a crime happen
- 10. Suspicious
- 11. The journalist who goes to report on a news story wherever it is happening
- 15. A modified or doctored video which makes things look different from what really happened
- 16. Unedited or unmodified video recording of something
- 18. If they are talking about a story in the media, that story is getting _____________