Adjectives
Duplicitous
To back up someone's story
Corroborate
very evil or wicked (often in reference to an act or a crime)
Heinous
A written statement that a person, usually witnesses, is telling the truth.
Affidavit
Wildly disordered, in a frenzy. (Like a maniac)
Maniacal
To dirty or tarnish. To ruin someone's reputation.
Besmirch.
To think or plan out beforehand.
Premeditate
A document requiring someone or something to appear in court.
Subpoena
Extremely exhaustive or thorough.
Rigorous
To sabotage or weaken someone's efforts.
Undermine
Characterized by lack of care, concern, or responsibility.
Negligent
The group of lawyers who are trying to prove the accused is guilty.
Prosecution
Based on or influence by personal feelings or opinions instead of fact.
Subjective
To imply, connect, or suggest someone's involvement in something.
Implicate
To encourage or assist someone doing something wrong.
Abet
A difference or conflict in facts, claims, or opinions. When things don't match up.
Discrepancy
Unable to be attacked, questioned, or defeated. Invincible.
Unassailable
To take back a formerly held statement or belief
Recant
Anything that clears someone of guilt.
Exculpatory
A warning of conditions or limitations. "The catch"
Caveat