Across
- 2. an objective of e someone to an upsetting sentence in hopes they plea guilty
- 4. challenges a defendants objection to the opposed juror
- 11. grounds for making a search to an area and pressing charges
- 12. exempt from the legal process
- 13. Police officials have the right to seize evidence without a warrant if it is easily visual to them.
- 14. the process of restricting a prisoners rights or freedom to protect the community and society
- 15. the restoration of former rights or abillities.
- 17. the right to due process
- 18. Characteristics of a person who is likely to be using or selling drugs
- 20. a legal document that allows the police to search the location ad press charges if something illegal is found.
- 21. A series of rights required by the police to state to a person when being prosecuted to inform them of their right to an attorney and silence.
- 22. the act of basing grounds of suspision based on their race
- 23. Acrminal is informed of their charges against them
- 25. post peliminary hearing allows the sides to speak about what evidence should not be used in the trial.
- 29. A hearing put on by a file from the prosecutor to determine if there is enough evidence to take the case to trial.
- 32. the act of setting a reasonable and fitting crime based on the defendant and the crime commited
- 33. A plea where a criminal defendant is found guilty but the defendant himself does not admit to the guilt.
- 37. a police officer has the right to stop someone for supision and search their person for weapons
- 39. property that is illegal to transport or sell
- 41. A law that prohibits the use of evidence illegally aquired in the court of law
Down
- 1. the questioning of a detained person suspected of connectivity to a criminal case
- 3. the illegal action for forcing a person to testify against themselves
- 5. support or strengthen with more evidence.
- 6. issued to avoid corruption in the judicial system
- 7. The release of a criminal before the trail without bail
- 8. circumstances Circumstances where a criminal is not dismissed of the crime based on the situation but a lesser sentence is addressed
- 9. Agreement between a defendant and prosecutor that the defendant will plead guilty for a lesser charge.
- 10. a writ that is sent by the government agencies to compel a witness to testify
- 16. A formal accusation of a serious crime
- 19. the release of a criminal for a period of time or extended time with the following behavioral conditions
- 24. laws stating someone be discriminated against based on race gender or sexuality
- 26. report the backround research done on a person to check their extenuating circumstances exceed the criminal boundires
- 27. a security deposit of a check or cash to the court on behalf of a convicted criminal.
- 28. a large group of citizens that review the accusation before the trial
- 30. to inspect and question a suspected criminal or accomplice aggressively
- 31. A personal who formally writes a petition for the judicial action in a suit
- 34. to take and hold a convicted person in custody suspicious of committing a illegal action
- 35. a trial that is found invalid because of an error made in the processing of the case
- 36. the policing right to stop someone with cause and search for weapons
- 38. the process of documenting and filing a criminals arrest
- 40. a legal document composed by a judge informing a person of legal order they must attain to.