Court Education

3. stay at home but must report to a probation officer
7. reporter, person who takes down everything said in a trial
9. less serious crime,
12. you committed the crime,
13. someone called to tell what they know about the crime,
14. after found guilty the judge decides punishment,
16. to say somebody did something wrong
19. person trained in the law
21. 12 people who listen to testimony and decide if your guilty or not,
22. Where the judge and everybody meets to decide if you are innocent or guilty
24. telling in court what you know about the case
25. able to understand court procedures,

1. examination, the lawyer who is against you asks you questions
2. he/she is not against you, listens to the evidence presented to determine if you are guilty or not,
4. keeps order in the court, calls people and swears them in
5. hearing, meeting with the judge, lawyers and doctors to see if you know enough to stand trial,
6. meeting with the judge, lawyers, jury, and witnesses to prove you are innocent,
8. person accused of committing a crime,
10. guilty, you did not do the crime,
11. things taken from the crime scene to show what happened,
15. lying under oath in the court room
17. lawyer trying to convict you
18. decision by the jury,
20. ask for a new trial,
23. more serious crime