Legal Studies Crossword Puzzle

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Summary: Minor offense
Punishment : One of the purposes of sanctions
Rule of Law : Concept of all law apply to everyone
Equality : One of the POJ
Appellate : The jurisdiction where courts hear cases being reviewed 
Jury: The people who determine guilt
Prosecution : The burden of proof lies with this party
Fines : A type of monetary sanction
Crime: An act which or omission of an act which is against the law 
Trial : The process of determining guilt, when the accused pleads not guilty
Standard : the level of proof needed in a criminal case 
Doubt: The standard of proof in a criminal case; beyond reasonable _____
Judge: The person who determine the sanction to be imposed 
Evidence : Jury are expected to listen to this in a trial
Magistrate : The lowest court in a court hierarchy 
Imprisonment : A sanction given to serious indictable offenses 
Statute: Another term for law, legislation, or act 
Verdict : To be found guilty or not
Precedent : Legal ruling/ legal reasoning 
Denunciation : One of the purposes of sanctions which shows the disapproval of the court

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QUESTIONS LIST:

summary: minor offense
punishment : one of the purposes of sanctions
rule of law : concept of all law apply to everyone
equality : one of the poj
appellate : the jurisdiction where courts hear cases being reviewed
jury: the people who determine guilt
prosecution : the burden of proof lies with this party
fines : a type of monetary sanction
crime: an act which or omission of an act which is against the law
trial : the process of determining guilt, when the accused pleads not guilty
standard : the level of proof needed in a criminal case
doubt: the standard of proof in a criminal case; beyond reasonable _
judge: the person who determine the sanction to be imposed
evidence : jury are expected to listen to this in a trial
magistrate : the lowest court in a court hierarchy
imprisonment : a sanction given to serious indictable offenses
statute: another term for law, legislation, or act
verdict : to be found guilty or not
precedent : legal ruling/ legal reasoning
denunciation : one of the purposes of sanctions which shows the disapproval of the court