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7. A LESS SERIOUS CRIME
8. THE RIGHT OF A CONVICTED PERSON TO ASK A HIGHER COURT TO REVIEW HIS/HER CASE
9. THE BASIS THAT POLICE MUST HAVE TO MAKE AN ARREST OR PREFORM A SEARCH WARRENT OF A PERSON OR PROPERTY OR ABTAIN A WARRENT (2 WORDS)
10. THE DICISION MADE BY A JUDGE OR JURY
13. THE POWER OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT TO DETERMINE IF LAW OR PRESIDENTIAL ACTION FOLLOWS THE CONSTITUTION THIS IS WHEN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH INTERPRETS THE LAWS (2 WORDS)
16. A COURT CASE IN WHICH A PERSON IS ACCUSED OF BREAKING A CRIMINAL LAW (2 WORDS)
17. A FORMAL CHARGING OF SOMEONE WITH A CRIME OR BEING BROUGHT BEFORE THE COURT TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT A CRIME
18. THE GOVERNMENTS SIDE IN A CRIMINAL CASE

1. AN AUTHORZATION BY A COURT FOR POLICE TO MAKE AN ARREST (2 WORDS)
2. BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT WHO INTERPRETS THE LAW AND PUNISHES LAWBREAKERS (2 WORDS)
3. THE CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION AGAINST UNFAIR GOVERNMNETAL ACTIONS AND LAWS (2 WORDS)
4. THE AUTHORITY OF A COURT TO BE TH FRIST COURT TO HEAR A CASE COURTS WITH ORIGINAL JURISDICTION ARE ALSO KNOWN AS TRIAL COURTS (2 WORDS)
5. A GROUP THAT HEARS THE EVIDENCE IN A CRIMINAL CASE AND DECIDES IF THERE IS ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO BRING THE ACCUSED PERSON TO A TRIAL IF SO THEY ISSUE A INDICTMENT (2 WORDS)
6. A COURT CASE INVOLVING DISPUTES AGAINST TWO PARTIES RELATED TO MONEY OR PROPERTY (2 WORDS)
11. A PERSON ACCUSED OF A CRIME IN A CRIMINAL CASE OR PERSON BEING SERVED IN A CIVIL CASE
12. THE AUTHORITY OF SOME COURTS TO REVIEW DECISIONS MADE BY LOWER COURTS (2 WORDS)
14. A MORE SERIOUS CRIME
15. THE AUTHORITY TO INTERPRET AND ADMINISTER THE LAW JURIDICTION DETERMNS WHICH TYPE OF COURT YOU ATTEND AND WHERE IT IS LOCATED
18. THE PERSON OR COMPANY FILING THE COMPLAINT IN A CIVIL LAWSUIT