Unit 3 Judicial System Vocab Flashcards

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Acquttial

A

Found not guilty

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Adjudicate

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To judge

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3
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Appeal

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To ask a higher quart to look at lower quart decisions

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4
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Arraignment

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You’re plea is heard

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5
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Bail

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A temporary Release before you’re sentence

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6
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Conviction

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The result of criminal trial in which a person is found guilty

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Cross examination

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The questioning of a witness by the lawyer for the opposite side

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Direct examination

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The first questioning on a trial of a witness by the lawyer who called that witness

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9
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Docket

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A written list of all important acts done in quart /regardless to a individual case from beginning to end

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Ex parte

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By or for or on the request of 1 party only without notice of any other party

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11
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Hearing

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A court proceeding before or after the trial of a law suit

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12
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Indictment

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An accusation of a crime made against a person by the prosecutor

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13
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Judgment

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The decision of a court of law

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14
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Mistrial

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A trial that becomes invalid is essentially canceled because of a mistake in procedure

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15
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Motion

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How a lawyer ask a judge to make a decision

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16
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Oath

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A deceleration of a statement truth which renders one willfully asserting an untrue statement punishable for perjury

17
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Overruled

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The judge following and objection resides the questions may continue

18
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Parole

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Conditional real ease from prison before the end of the sentence

19
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Perjury

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A deliberate lie said under oath

20
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Plaintiff vs defendant

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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

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Proceeding

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Any hearing or court appearance replayed to the adjudication of a case

22
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Remand

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To send a case back to the court from which it came for further processing

23
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Reverse

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To set aside a judgment on appealer or proceedings in error

24
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Sustained

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The judge following an objection agrees that the line of questioning should not continue

25
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Verdict

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A guilty or not guilty is handed down by the jury

26
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Sentence

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The punishment given two a person who had been convicted by a crime

27
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Warrent

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A written order from a judge or magistrate that allows the police to arrest a person if to conduct a search

28
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Your honor

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The way a Judge is addressed