Across
- 2. A term that depicts what the crown prosecutor must prove, that there is sufficient evidence to continue with trial.
- 7. The encouragement of a crime.
- 9. A legal document that is used to increase the authority of police.
- 12. The process of: Reading of the charge, followed by the plea of the accused.
- 13. Only for less serious offences, one will be issued a:
- 14. the defending of ones self or property property.
- 15. The agreement between two or more people to perform an unlawful act.
Down
- 1. Latin for "a guilty mind" - intent, knolwdge, or recklessness.
- 3. The commiting of an action, or criminal act.
- 4. One who helps an offender, after the crime has taken place could be charged of being:
- 5. A document of which requires the accused to appear in court at a specified time and place.
- 6. Police agencies can obtain a " ", which orders that the accused be arrested.
- 8. Intent to commit a criminal action, yet with failure to complete action.
- 10. Assisting the principle offender in a criminal act.
- 11. When a police officer is legally permited to break certain laws, they have " "
- 16. Proof that the accused could not have committed the crime.