Across
- 4. - Primary purpose of federal courts (7 letters).
- 5. - Term paired with "double" to describe legal protection from repeat trials (8 letters).
- 6. - Type of jury that decides if there’s enough evidence to charge someone (5 letters).
- 7. - Protections guaranteed to individuals under the law (6 letters).
- 11. - Process of challenging a court's decision (6 letters).
- 15. - Material presented in court to prove or disprove a fact (8 letters).
- 17. - Act of detaining someone suspected of a crime (6 letters).
- 18. - Ancient code of laws, one of the first written legal systems (9 letters).
- 20. - Responsible for determining guilt in a trial (5 letters).
- 21. - Determined by a jury in a criminal case (5 letters).
- 23. - A legal defense based on the defendant's mental state (8 letters).
- 26. - The person who brings a case to court in a civil trial (9 letters).
- 27. - The final decision in a case (7 letters).
- 28. - Less serious crime compared to a felony (12 letters).
- 29. - A serious crime, often resulting in a harsher punishment (6 letters).
Down
- 1. - Ensures fair trial procedures in court (5 letters).
- 2. - The person accused of a crime in court (9 letters).
- 3. - Historical document that influenced modern legal systems (10 letters).
- 8. - Legal document ordering someone to appear in court (8 letters).
- 9. - The first court appearance of a criminal defendant (11 letters).
- 10. - A defense claiming the defendant was forced to commit a crime (6 letters).
- 12. - Warrant required to inspect someone's property (6 letters).
- 13. - Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures (6 letters).
- 14. - Prohibition of being tried twice for the same crime (6 letters).
- 16. - Maintains order in the courtroom (7 letters).
- 19. - Determines if there is enough evidence to charge someone (4 letters).
- 20. - Represents the state or government in a criminal case (10 letters).
- 22. - Guarantees a speedy and public trial (5 letters).
- 24. - Claiming an act was necessary to protect oneself from harm (11 letters).
- 25. - Person responsible for managing court records (5 letters).
