Law, by ISKK

1. The party that initiates a lawsuit, as in known under English law.
5. The party that initiates a lawsuit, as in known under United States law.
9. The type of damages awarded to deter future misconduct.
11. The person committing a tort.
13. Any unlawful threat or coercion used to induce another to act in a manner that they ordinarily would not.
15. A city, which becomes the name of a series of military tribunals that trialed war criminals of WWII.
16. A (usually) serious crime.
18. Unlawful
19. The abbreviation for the highest federal appellate court in the United States.
20. The requisite for the existence of values in a contract.
22. Law passed by the legislature.
23. The type of prison sentences in which multiple prison terms are served at the same time.
25. The verdict that the criminal defendant is not guilty.
26. A defense that attempts to prove innocence because the defendant is elsewhere.
27. An opinion that differs or going against the decision of the majority justices.
29. The abbreviation of the court that is the primary judicial branch of the United Nations.

2. A change or addition to a statute or the Constitution.
3. Statements made under oath.
4. The "guilty act" component for criminal liability.
6. The ineffective precursor to the United Nations.
7. The type of damages awarded to make up for the losses or injuries.
8. A motion to dismiss due to lack of legal basis, even if the facts are true.
10. The era under the effects of the Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.
12. The legislative body given the sole power to declare war by the U.S. Constitution.
14. The "guilty mind" component for criminal liability.
17. Judicial remedy that legally compels someone to act or refrain.
21. The recurrence of misconduct after punishments.
24. A city, which becomes the name of a series of trials during the colonial era that trialed alledged practitioners of witchcrafts.
28. A formal agreement between nations (or, at least, the Executive Branch of the nations).