Law & Government Crossword Puzzles

there were _ original colonies, the president is currently joe _ , a person chosen to go to a meeting is a _ , washington was the united states' …

a ceremony in which a president officially takes the oath of office, an act or decision that sets an example, the team of people who advise the …

who got left behind in the famous escape, surname of the famous prisoner and ghost, during what war was the island first used as a prison, one reason …

a place where people live, work, and play, make sure rules and laws are being followed and not broken, a member of a community, state, or nation, …

a control against the expansion of government power that relies on checks and balances between branches on the same level of government, a structural …

this body examines legislation and scrutinizes the activities of government, including proposed expenditure through the estimates process, the chief …

an official release from punishment for a crime, a republican who believed that congress should direct reconstruction, a legal state holiday …

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 …

she became a well-known doctor, declaration of _ - a document that was signed in 1848 by 68 women and 32 men, a newspaper published by anthony and …

a group of people gathering to show their views, often by marching or rallying, a public display of disagreement or support for a cause, a set of …

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

oppressive, absolute rule with no restrictions, to sign a formal agreement, to charge someone in political office with misconduct, laws, article one …

the branch of government the supreme court is part of, the head of the legislative branch, this entity is bicameral and makes laws, the head of 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 …

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 …

requires a witness to appear in court to testify, a defendant that appeals their case, a formal process of making a police record of the arrest, money …

to recognize the rights, authority, or status of, a formal request to a court or to somebody in authority for a judgement or a decision to be changed, …

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 …

the internal diameter or bore of a gun barrel, laboratory tests conducted on blood, saliva, or other bodily fluids to detect the presence of specific …

highest court in the united states, type of law that deals with disputes, type of law that deals with crimes, challenging a court's decision, the …

an organized group of people with similar political aims and opinions, seeking to influence public policy by getting their candidates elected to …

a set of regulations which should be followed, people living together, an action which is punishable by law, a penalty given due to an offense, …

legal rights that entitles most offenders to be released from prison after having served 2/3 of a sentence, the accused agrees to plead guilty to a …

a state or nation in which the supreme power is actually held by a single person, "government by the few", a form of government in which all …

to formally accuse of or charge with a serious crime, having the quality or function of probing or demonstrating something, affording proof or …

a group of people who govern a country or a state, the art or science of governing, a set of basic laws that a country is governed by, an occasion …

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 …

minor offense, one of the purposes of sanctions, concept of all law apply to everyone, one of the poj, the jurisdiction where courts hear cases being …

facts indicating whether a belief or proposition is valid, the red liquid, the place where an offense has been committed, used for identifying …