Court
People
People
Types of Crimes
Types of Cases and Hearing
100

It is where the authority to decide upon cases and  controversies in law? 

Court

100

individual empowered by the law to hear determine and preside over legal matters brought before the court

Judge

100

A law enforcement officer who maintains order and security in the courtroom

Bailiff

100

Petty offenses that are a violation of law that are punishable by fine or other penalty but not incarceration. Examples include speeding tickets, vehicle equipment violations, and trolley tickets

Infraction 

100

Person or group who sues because there is a disagreement about something 

Civil Law

200

A dispute between two parties that is decided in a court of law

Case 

200

A person qualified to represent clients in a court of law

lawyer

200

person or group being sued or committed a crime

defendant 

200

not a very serious crime that could result in up to a year in jail, community service, or probation

Misdemeanor

200

deal with crimes and their prosecution 

Criminal Law

300

Taking a person into physical custody by authority of law

Arrest

300

A lawyer who presents the government's case against the defendant 

prosecutor 

300

A person or party who brings the legal action (sues) another person or party

Plaintiff

300

The most serious criminal offenses that a punishable by death, state prison local custody, and or probation 

Felony

300

The first court hearing wherein the defendant is informed of their charges, advised of their constitutional rights, appointed an attorney, and enters a plea

Arraignment 

400

The sum of money paid as a punishment 

Fine

400

Lawyer who represents person or group being sued in a civil action or the accused in criminal cases 

Defense Attorney 

400

A hearing is held in felony cases wherein the judge makes the decision on weather there's enough cause to believe the defendant is guilt. Trial date is set

Preliminary Hearing (criminal)

500

The amount of money a person must post to be released from custody 

Bail

500

Group of people from the community who listens to the trial to decide innocence or guilt

Jury

500

The guilt (Criminal) or liability of a party (Civil) is determined by the jury instead of the judge

Jury Trial

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