Law & Government Crossword Puzzles

identifies and investigates skeletal remains, the application of science and technology to establish facts in legal cases, advanced state of decay, …

amendment that gave most women the right to vote, amendment that guarantees due process of law if you are accused of a crime, amendment that abolished …

the group of people who are elected to make laws in the united states. it is made up of the senate, and house of representatives, one of the two …

the jurisdiction of the courts that hear a case first, usually in a trial. these are the courts that determine the facts about a case, the …

how many branches are in the government?, how many articles are in the constitution?, the u.s. constitution has how many branches of government?, what …

power the government can acquire new territory; historically obtained power, amendments can be _ by 2/3 of both chambers of congress, different levels …

the process of selecting a candidate for office, an election held to choose among candidates for office, a meeting of party members to select …

one goal of the legal system is to promote _ , can carry a prison term for more than one year, the value that is the fundamental questions of right …

an agreement in which each sides gives up a part, supporters of the constitution, power to enforce national laws, system of government in united …

a state of political hostility between countries characterized by threats, propaganda, and other measures short of open warfare, to pacify or placate …

the branch of law that deals with disputes between individuals or organizations, typically involving compensation or equitable remedies rather than …

goals of economic policy are to maximize employment, production and _ power, the government is likely to do this to interest rates during times of …

anyone legally allowed to vote, legal age to vote, someone running for an elected position, the house of representatives and u.s. senate, republican …

type of technique that makes you want to jump in or be in trend, technique that destroys the credibility of other products, technique that only shows …

least serious type of offense heard in the magistrates' court, most serious type of offense, legally trained person who assists the magistrates', …

to engage in formal discussion, the branch that makes laws, person who signs bills to make them laws, procedure for ending debate in the senate, piece …

powers shared by both the federal and state governments, the part of government that passes laws, a serious crime usually punishable by imprisonment …

the requirement to prove a disputed fact in court, willful disregard for orders made by the judge, when an attorney for one side feels the other …

when the complaint fails to state a cause of action, defense counsel may file a motion to _ , even if all the allegations of the complaint are true, …

people have the right to peacefully _ , you have the right to a _ for your defense, the first 10 amendments are called what?, amendments are to …

is one of the enumerated dangerous felonies, the _ of courts hold that a defendant is not liable for the death of a co-felon when a non-felon kills …

the president hosts this at the white house in spring, the president appoints these to the supreme court, can override a president’s veto, reject a …

powers that are directly stated in the constitution, the length of time that a senator is in office, the length of time that a member of the house of …

the amount of senators elected in each state, this is one of the chambers in congress. 2 people are elected in each state, the amount of states in the …

political organization that shares the same beliefs and tries to win elections, part of a large, complex organization, people in a government who are …

someone who the police think may have committed a crime, one that steals especially stealthily or secretly, a group of persons working to unlawful or …

what is a bill that has been approved by both chambers of parliament and is now officially a law?, what is a proposed law that parliament has not yet …

a term used to describe laws passed by parliament, a court official who hears cases in the higher courts, such as the district or county court, or, …

a type of opinion when most of the judges agree about the decision, hears cases involving federal law or interpretation of the constitution; most are …

a free-market country, a country has a king or queen, a country ruled by one person who was not elected and uses force to keep control, a country with …