Unit 3 Judicial System Vocab Flashcards
Acquttial
Found not guilty
Adjudicate
To judge
Appeal
To ask a higher quart to look at lower quart decisions
Arraignment
You’re plea is heard
Bail
A temporary Release before you’re sentence
Conviction
The result of criminal trial in which a person is found guilty
Cross examination
The questioning of a witness by the lawyer for the opposite side
Direct examination
The first questioning on a trial of a witness by the lawyer who called that witness
Docket
A written list of all important acts done in quart /regardless to a individual case from beginning to end
Ex parte
By or for or on the request of 1 party only without notice of any other party
Hearing
A court proceeding before or after the trial of a law suit
Indictment
An accusation of a crime made against a person by the prosecutor
Judgment
The decision of a court of law
Mistrial
A trial that becomes invalid is essentially canceled because of a mistake in procedure
Motion
How a lawyer ask a judge to make a decision
Oath
A deceleration of a statement truth which renders one willfully asserting an untrue statement punishable for perjury
Overruled
The judge following and objection resides the questions may continue
Parole
Conditional real ease from prison before the end of the sentence
Perjury
A deliberate lie said under oath
Plaintiff vs defendant
This is the way a case is always set up in writing the name of the person or organization filling a lawsuit goes first the name of the president or the organization being charged goes last the “v” is a abbreviation for the word versus
Proceeding
Any hearing or court appearance replayed to the adjudication of a case
Remand
To send a case back to the court from which it came for further processing
Reverse
To set aside a judgment on appealer or proceedings in error
Sustained
The judge following an objection agrees that the line of questioning should not continue
Verdict
A guilty or not guilty is handed down by the jury
Sentence
The punishment given two a person who had been convicted by a crime
Warrent
A written order from a judge or magistrate that allows the police to arrest a person if to conduct a search
Your honor
The way a Judge is addressed