Across
- 3. Information regarding the case that a witness actually saw or heard.
- 5. Can consist of 12 members in a criminal case and 8 in a civil case.
- 10. To ask the witness question done so by the opponent.
- 11. What does JP stand for?
- 12. The highest court in Canada.
- 15. An accused must be proven guilty _______________.
- 16. When the jury cannot reach a unanimous decision.
- 17. A person who applies to the Court of Appeal to revoke the decision made in a lower court.
- 18. A person the government has charged with breaking the law.
- 19. Evidence that is not direct. ex. "Anne said Rob stabbed Joe."
- 20. Trial to decide if there is enough evidence that the accused has committed the crime.
- 21. to claim or to prove that evidence is false.
- 22. When the witness is questioned by the counsel that called them up to stand.
- 23. Also known as the persecutor.
- 25. Summons jury panel.
Down
- 1. Listening in on a conversation (usually phone) secretly without the knowledge of the people conversing.
- 2. Defends the accused.
- 4. Accused in a criminal case can choose to be tried by Judge and _____.
- 6. The court of _____. The highest court in the province.
- 7. Swearing a false oath. Not telling the truth in the courtroom.
- 8. Can be used in the court if there is not a substantial amount of direct evidence.
- 9. Explains to the Jury their job.
- 13. Assists the judge in the courtroom.
- 14. "A trial within a trial."
- 24. Can give the court evidence regarding a case.