Christmas Traditions
These are commonly left out for Santa on Christmas Eve.
Milk and cookies
What movie features a boy forgotten at home and had to set up insane booby traps to keep out intruders?
Home Alone
What is the main goal of Teen Court?
Repairing the Harm, Rehabilitation, Restorative Justice
What do we call the person who is being accused of a crime?
This item is used as a countdown to Christmas by opening a new treat every day leading up to it
Advent calendar
This character got to lead Santa's sleigh after overcoming adversity
Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer
Who decides the sentence in Teen Court?
The Jury
In serious criminal cases, how many people does a jury typically consist of?
12 members
What country started the tradition of putting up Christmas trees?
Germany
What is the best selling Christmas movie of all time?
The Grinch
What role speaks on behalf of the defendant?
The Defense Attorney
What standard of proof is required in criminal cases?
Beyond a reasonable doubt
In what country is Christmas celebrated in the summer?
Who is the antagonist of A Christmas Carol?
Ebenezer Scrooge
What happens if a defendant does not complete their sentence?
They may return to court or face further consequences
What principle ensures that court hearings remain fair and unbiased?
Due process
This edible item is commonly hidden a Christmas tree, and whichever child finds it first gets to open the first gift or receives a special treat
A Pickle
In Elf, what four food groups does Buddy claim elves eat?
Candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup
What is the maximum amount of time a defendant has to complete their sentence?
120 days or 4 months.
What doctrine prevents someone from being tried twice for the same crime?
Double jeopordy