Law & Government Crossword Puzzles

each information slip is made up of various _ that represent specific types of income or credits, a non-refundable tax credit that can be claimed by …

a court-ordered short-term delay in judicial proceedings to give a losing defendant time to arrange for payment of the judgment or move out of the …

for short term stay, proving a guilty state of mind means showing this, homicide plus malice, the crime they committed was based on youth, also known …

first amendment right to gather in a group, the president's branch of government, police must have this to search your property, unprotected speech, …

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 …

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 …

the process or action of verifying the identity of a user or process, information that is made known or public that was previously kept secret or …

the right to vote, people who campaigned for women's right to vote in the late 1800's and early 1900's, a significant or important turning point, an …

a court proceeding where the defendant is formally charged with a crime and enters a plea, the process of recording an arrest in official police …

the power to rule granted by god, to work against something (e.g, to work against a government), emperor of france, the act of rebelling against a …

a government controlled by religious leaders, a government ruled by a few powerful people, a republic in which representatives elected by the people …

how is evidence such as leaves, blood and flowers classified?, this principle states that every contact by a criminal leaves behind a trace, bloody …

the _ and sedition acts were passed during john adams presidency, alexander hamilton was a _ , the _ cabinet were advisors under washington, the …

a minister that is responsible for controlling the government's finances, the leader of a state government, the printed record of parliamentary …

the treaty of _ ended the war of 1812, the country at odds with the u.s. during the war of 1812, political party of alexander hamilton, the battle of …

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 …

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 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 …

_ education - the teaching of academic content in two languages, a lady that refused to give up her seat on a montgomery city bus to a white person, 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 …

their are 435 members in the house of _ , what is the political party that’s animal is a donkey, what are the first 10 amendments called, america is …

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 …

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 …

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 …

which amendment protects us against unreasonable searches and seizures?, article ii of the constitution discusses the _ branch, powers that the …

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, …

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 …

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

refers to the rights and duties of a member of a country, a form of government where people have a say in decision-making, a process where people vote …

the _ rule is a judge-made rule that prohibits the prosecution from introducing evidence obtained in violation of a defendant’s fourth, fifth, or …