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Across 1. Conducting a search for weapons by lightly patting the outside of a suspect's clothing 5. A judicial order that requires a person to appear at a certain time and give testimony 7. Being a witness against oneself 9. A violation of civil law 14. The seizure of a person or the taking of a person into custody, as when a person submits to a police officer's control 15. An ideal characteristic of criminal law, referring to its scope 16. A standard of proof that includes the ability to articulate reasons for the suspicion 18. Standard of proof necessary to find a defendant guilty in a criminal trial 20. The taking of persons of property into custody in response to violations of the criminal law 24. An ideal characteristic of the law that it applies to all persons 26. Rule that illegally seized evidence must be excluded from trials 27. An admission by a person accused of a crime that he or she committed the offense charged 29. An ideal characteristic of criminal law, relating to its legitmate sources 30. Standard of proof necessary for some civil cases 31. The rights of people suspected of or charged with a crime 32. Inspections by law enforcement officers to discover evidence of crimes or persons who are accused of crimes 33. A written order from a court directing law enforcement officers to conduct a search or to arrest a person

Down 2. The body of law that defines criminal offenses and their penalties 3. Rule that makes confessions inadmissible in criminal trials if they were obtained by illegal methods 4. An ideal characteristic of criminal law that violators will be punished or at least threatened with punishments 6. The standard of proof with the least certainty 8. An ideal characteristic of criminal law that enforces the law against all violators regardless of social class 10. The criminal law of a political jurisdiction 11. Evidence that is sufficient to overcome doubt or speculation 12. A type of law that is the means of resolving conflicts between indibiduals 13. The principle of using precedents to guide future decisions in court cases 17. The place of trial 19. The body of law that governs the way in which substantive laws are administered 21. Being tried twice for the same offense in the same jurisdiction 22. The type of law that sets limits on the conduct of citizens, to guide officials, and to define unacceptable behavior 23. The amount of proof necessary for a reasonably intelligent person to suspect that a crime has been committed 25. An illegal substance or object 28. A case that forms a potential basis for deciding the outcomes of similar cases in the future