English

one of the higher courts of law which hears cases sent up for review

disorderly behavior, disrespect, or disobedience of a judge’s order, particularly during a trial

where an individual fails to exercise a duty of care and the resulting action leads to commission of a crime

a court with jurisdiction to hear felonies and misdemeanours

the branch of law which deals with felonies and misdemeanoues

a barrister or solicitor who specializers in felonies and misdemeanours

rules governing the investigation of crimes, the arrest, charging, and trial of accused criminals, and the sentencing of those convicted (found guilty of a crime)

previous crimes of which an invidiual has been convicted

a person who repeatedly commits offence

responsibility for committing a crime (excluded persons include minors and the insane)