Across
- 4. A person who witnessed the crime in criminal law, essential for giving evidence
- 6. The position of the prosecutor and defendant, assigned to act for another
- 8. The judge of a court in minor crimes or disputes
- 9. The final decision, made by the jury and delivered by the judge, of the court
- 10. The group of people sworn to deliver their verdict on the basis of produced evidence. Usually a group of 10 people
Down
- 1. The person who is being accused or sued
- 2. The person assigned to make their statement against the defendant
- 3. A lawyer that someone has hired to make their statement against the prosecutor and defend their client
- 5. A body that shows whether or not an accusation is correct
- 7. The person who delivers the final verdict against the defendant's client, stating whether they are guilty/not guilty in criminal law