Law & Government Crossword Puzzles
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 …
Women's Suffrage
voting rights : rights of participation in especially public elections, amendment : a change to the constitution, suffrage : the right to vote in political …
Legal Definitions
court reporter: types everything said in the court room, defense attorney: attorney for the defendant , perjury: they lie under oath, judge: this person give …
Law terminology
indictment : the process of dealing with more serious offenses, this allows the accused to elect the mode of trial., sentence : the judgement pronounced by 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 …
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 …
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 …
Intro to Government
citizen: person who legally belongs to and has the rights and protections of a country, meritocracy: those with exceptional ability & moral character should …
Courtroom Terms
defendant : person who has been accused of a crime and is on trial, prosecutor : lawyer who leads the case against the defendant, testimony : evidence provided …
Detective Vocabulary
detective : someone who solves cases, suspect : probably a bad guy, evidence : fingerprints, dna, spit, etc., clue : blood, note, weapons, etc., witness : …
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 …
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 …
Equality and Justice
discrimination: the unjust treatment of different categories of people, justice: the quality of being impartial or fair, empower: make (someone) stronger and …
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 …
Copyright Laws
plagiarism : what is the term for using someone else's work without giving them proper credit?, copyright : what is the exclusive right granted to the …
