Law and Order

Person who gives a firsthand account of something seen or heard.

• Judge

• Witness

• Juror

• Clerk

A public officer authorized to decide cases in court.

• Witness

• Jury

• Judge

• Lawyer

A group of 12 people sworn to give a verdict in court.

• Jury

• Juror

• Judge

• Court Reporter

An official in a court of law who keeps the order.

• Judge

• Bailiff

• Juror

• Clerk

A person who records and transcribes a report of everything that happens in court.

• Attorney

• Witness

• Atticus Finch

• Court Reporter

The jury's decision.

• Guilt

• Blame

• Verdict

• Judgement

Defense Attorney

• The lawyer representing the accused.

• The lawyer accusing someone.

• The one who gives the verdict.

• A witness.

Prosecutor

• The lawyer representing the accused.

• The lawyer accusing someone.

• The Jury

• The Bailiff.

Physical proof of something that helps the jury make a decision.

• Verdict

• Perjury

• Evidence

• Sentence

An obligation for a citizen to serve as a juror in a court.

• Volunteer

• Draftee

• Judge

• Jury Duty