Law & Government Crossword Puzzles
CIVIL LIBERTIES
exercise : the 1st amendment ensures your free __ of religion, or your right to worship as you choose., civil : the 7th amendment gives us the right to a jury …
Humanities - Civics and Citizenship
election: how australians choose their leaders, democracy: a political system in which everyone is allowed to vote, parliament: australia's main law-making …
Crime
burglary : the crime of entering a building illegally and stealing things from it., steal : to take something without the permission, theft : the crime of …
Constitution
ambassador : one who represents their country in another country, republic : govt which people elect reps to rule for them, alliance : partnership of different …
Courtroom
defendant: person who has been accused of a crime and is on trial , testimony: evidence provided by a witness , counsel: an attorney or lawyer , verdict: the …
Criminal Investigation
criminology: scientific study of criminal behavior; examining the causes, nature, and management of crime on both the individual and society at large., …
Australian Laws and Definitions
citizen : a legally recognized subject or national of a state or commonwealth, prime minster : the head of an elected government; the principal minister of a …
The U.S. Presidents
polk: mr. manifest destiny; war with mexico., truman: integrated the military/federal government., adams: alien and sedition acts., jefferson: responsible for …
UK Government
three : the number of parts parliament is made up of., opposition : the politicians that are not in government., government : parliament challenges the work of …
Civil Rights
abuse : use something in a bad way or for a bad purpose, discrimination : the unjust treatment of different categories of people, legalize : to make legal; to …
The Australian Constitution
james madison : who wrote the constitution?, eight : how many chapters in the constitution?, governor-general : sections 1 and 61 of the constitution give power …
Law Enforcement
accident : hit and run , assailant : hit man , manacle : handcuff , mislead : deceive , menaced : terrorized , homicide : murder , sleuth : detective , …
Civics and Citizenship
citizens: people who live in, and belong to, a place, monarchy: a type of government where one family has the power, constitution: the rules and values by which …
Legal Terms
immaterial : a commonly heard objection to introducing evidence in a trial on the ground that it had nothing substantial to do with the case or any issue in the …
Human Rights
dignity : the quality a person has that makes them worthy of honour or respect, human rights : something a person is entitled to because they are human, amnesty …
