NSL, Unit 4 Review

Complete the puzzle below. If your response has more than one word, leave a blank in between words.

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Across 3. a court order for a witness to appear to testify 8. Without this, the jury is supposed to declare the defendant not guilty 9. a decision between a prosecutor and a defendant that has the defendant plead guilty to a lesser crime than the one the defendant is charged with. This leads to no trial (saving the government time and money) and a lighter sentence for the defendant. 10. man who was denied a lawyer; led to Supreme Court decision mandating every citizen has the right to a lawyer, even if they cannot afford one. 11. this amendment prevents the government from conducting illegal searches and seizures 14. a formal statement charging a person with a crime, determined by grand jury 17. a serious crime 18. a type of crime, usually minor crime 19. a written agreement between two or more people 20. a reasonable belief that a crime has been committed or might be committed 21. the person bringing a civil lawsuit against someone

Down 1. this amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarenteed due process rights at the state and local level 2. a group of citizens who listen to the evidence a prosecutor has about a crime and decide if there is enough evidence to press charges 4. the power of the government to purchase at a fair price property from private citizens for the common good, even if the private citizens don't want to sell 5. issued by a judge, declares why a person is being held. 6. term associated with all the rights of the accused. 7. when one person breaks a contract 9. the group of citizens who listen to witnesses at a trial and decide guilt or innocence (in a criminal trial) or liability (in a civil trial) 12. the government lawyer who leads the trial against a defendant 13. Every citizen has this right when accused of a crime; when a celebrity is accused of a crime "freedom of the press" can conflict with it 15. the person on trial for a crime, or ther person being sued 16. rights read to someone accused of a crime

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