Across
- 3. The term used to represent the state in a criminal prosecution.
- 6. The group of 12 people responsible for reaching a verdict in some criminal trials.
- 8. To question evidence in a detailed or intensive way.
- 9. Someone who provides information about events relevant to a case.
- 11. The place where judges, lawyers and other participants conduct legal proceedings.
- 12. Making decisions without favouring either side.
- 14. Facts, information or material presented to support a claim in court.
Down
- 1. A term used to describe a serious offence that can be tried in a District or Supreme court.
- 2. The person who must respond to a criminal charge in court.
- 4. A formal examination of a criminal case in court.
- 5. A person who has been convicted of an offence.
- 7. The side in a criminal case that attempts to prove the accused committed the offence.
- 10. The ______ Method of Jury Decision Making, framework to help develop and interrogate narratives in court.
- 13. A question that can influence or suggest the response of the person answering it.