| A | B |
|---|
| guilty | judged to have done something wrong or against the law. |
| innocent | judged to NOT done something wrong or against the law |
| criminal case | involving a crime or breaking the law |
| civil case | invoking a disagreement over private rightsn |
| jury | in a civil or criminal case, the people chosen to decide the case |
| sentence | punishment set by a court of law for a crime, such as a jail term or fine |
| appeal | to ask a higher court to review a lower courts decision |
| jurisdiction | power or authority |
| review | to look over; to examine again |
| overturn | to throw out or turn over |
| uphold | to support or maintain |
| majority opinion | a written statement giving reasons for the Supreme Courts de |
| dissenting opinion | a written statement giving reasons for disagreeing with the Supreme Court |
| legal | having to do with the law; act that are within the law |
