Corruption in law

3. to intentionally obscure truth
4. the act of administrative judgment
6. the punishment used when one disrespects the court, but was made to keep judges in line
9. to take powers not rightfully given
10. statute that invalidates child support
11. not first hand information, from a third party
14. landmark case in 1803, Madison v. Who?
15. the lawyer hired and represents the state in a criminal trial
17. friend of the court
19. the jury's power to be the fact finder in a case

1. the headless fourth branch of government
2. miscarriage of law in a malicious or unethical way
4. to comply with silence
5. to have multiple meanings or interpretations of a single word or term
7. to represent law in a unlawful way
8. not restricted by a time limit, forever
12. the act of when judges or government becomes poisons to the people
13. the rule in law that says ambiguous terminology must be in favor of the defendant
16. to take something tangible unlawful
18. a person who argues law in a court proceeding