In/Out/Off
Find Out
to discover or obtain information
a person who commits a crime or breaks a serious law
Criminal
Two bodies of Congress
Senate and House of Representative
Calm down
to become relaxed after being nervous or excited
to pay to get someone out of jail or help someone out in a difficult situation
Bail Someone Out
Storm Off
to quickly and angerly leave a place
the person in charge of a court of law
Judge
Veto
to reject
not allowed
Show Up
to arrive
In jail or prison
Behind Bars
Knock it off
to stop an annoying behavior
a person who represents the accused
Defense Attorney
Two political parties in the USA
democrat/repubican
Blow up
to explode with anger
To solve a crime
Crack the case
Iron out
to solve a problem or difficulty
a person who delivers the verdict
Jury Foreman
The person who can veto a bill
The President
Give Up
to stop doing, having, or working on something
not getiing a punishment that is well deserved
Getting off easy
Give In
to surrender
A group of people who are responsible for deciding innocence or guilt
Jury
When the government is working
In Session
Break Down/nervous
to lose control of your emotions
in prison and waiting to be put to death
Death Row