| A | B |
|---|
| ACQUIT | TO PROVE OR TO FIND SOMEONE NOT GUILTY |
| BAILIFF | AN OFFICER WHO IS IN CHARGE OF MAINTAINING ORDER IN A COURT OF LAW |
| COURT | A PLACE WHERE JUSTICE IS ADMINISTERED |
| CROSS-EXAMINE | TO QUESTION A WITNESS CALLED BY THE OPPOSING SIDE |
| DEFENDANT | A PERSON AGAINST WHOMA CHARGE IS BROUGHT IN A COURT OF LAW |
| EVIDENCE | SOMETHING THAT GIVE PROOF |
| FACT | SOMETHING THAT HAPPENED |
| GUILTY | HAVING DONE SOMETHING WRONG |
| INNOCENT | NOT GUILTY OF A CRIME OR FAULT |
| PLEAD | TO GIVE AN ANSWER FOR CHARGES IN COURT |
| TESTIFY | TO STATE SOMETHING UNDER OATH |
| PROCEDURE | A METHOD OF DONG SOMETHING IN A CORRECT OR ORDERLY WAY |
| PROSECUTOR | SOMEONE WHO BRINGS CHARGES IN COURT AGAINST SOMEONE |
| TRIAL | THE EXAMINATION AND DECIDING OF A CASE BROUGHT BEFORE A COURT OF LAW |
| VERDICT | THE DECISION MADE BY A JURY AT THE END OF A TRIAL |
