1	Applicant		_____	Serious Criminal offences that require a formal/written charge, preliminary hearing and are tried before a judge and jury with a greater penalty
2	District Court		_____	Hear details when there is unnatural death, unexplained fire or explosions to determine if a serious crime has been committed
3	Hearsay evidence		_____	The personal formally conducting legal proceedings against someone accused of a criminal offence
4	Witness		_____	The process that allows the accused to be out of jail before the trial usually with a bond payable to guarantee
5	Acquit		_____	A group of people who listen to all of the evidence in a court case and decide on the verdict.
6	Summons		_____	The person who is accused of a crime or a civil wrong (also called the accused)
7	Bail		_____	Hears the majority of indictable offences, civil claims up to $750 000 and has appellate jurisdiction to hear appeals on all grounds from the local cout
8	State police		_____	The person bringing an action before the courts
9	Australian Federal Police		_____	A term used to refer to the government and the people that it governs
10	Defendant		_____	A document issued by a court directing a person to appear before it
11	Prosecutor		_____	Governs things and interests that can be owned and that have a commercial value eg. intellectual rights or real estate
12	The state		_____	People who appear to present evidence (verbal, physical, character etc) to the court
13	Damages		_____	To find the defendant not guilty of an offence
14	Plaintiff		_____	Monetary compensation for harm or loss suffered
15	Property law		_____	The person who initiates a civil action
16	Coronial inquests		_____	Enforce the law through detecting and apprehending offenders under state law
17	indictable offences		_____	Evidence the witness has not directly seen or hear
18	Jury		_____	Deal with concerns that arise under federal law including breaches, crimes investigation, smuggling and e-crime