Law and order

3. Someone who has unlawfully killed another person with intent or premeditation.
7. The criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property.
8. The room in which legal proceedings take place, typically with a judge, lawyers, witnesses, and jurors.
9. A small hammer used by a judge to signal the beginning or end of a court session, or to bring order to proceedings.
11. A person who has committed a crime, typically defined by law.
12. Something that prevents or discourages someone from doing something.

1. The legal team representing the accused, responsible for presenting evidence and arguments in their favor.
2. The process of examining evidence, gathering information, and analyzing facts to uncover the truth, typically done by law enforcement.
4. The unlawful seizure of a vehicle, especially an aircraft, by force or threat of force, often for political or criminal purposes.
5. An officer of the court who helps maintain order and security, and may serve legal documents.
6. A lawyer who represents the government in criminal proceedings, responsible for presenting evidence against the accused.
10. To charge someone with wrongdoing or a crime, typically based on evidence or suspicion.