Across
- 2. a group of randomly selected citizens empowered to review evidence presented by a prosecutor and decide whether there is probable cause
- 6. to affect someone with alcohol or drugs so that their physical and mental control is reduced
- 9. a resolution or agreement that ends a dispute, transaction, or establishment, with its exact meaning depending on the context
- 11. a systematic, detailed, and objective process of examining a crime, problem, situation, or question
- 12. someone was asked questions in a formal or structured meeting
- 13. a judge or jury has officially decided in a court of law that a defendant is not guilty of a specific crime
Down
- 1. the legal process of officially accusing a person of a crime and trying to prove their guilt in a court of law
- 3. a prolonged public dispute, argument, or debate involving strong opposing opinions among a group of people
- 4. to plan secretly with others to commit an unlawful, harmful, or wrongful act
- 5. to make use of meanly or unfairly for one's own advantage
- 7. to describe the main qualities of something or to be a typical feature of a person, place, or thing
- 8. someone or something that has suffered from cruel, violent, improper, or harmful treatment
- 10. a movie, television show, or radio broadcast that presents factual information, real-life events, or actual people rather than fictional stories