You can find me in a counselor's office.

My ROOT word means to "see."

This happens when you look in your own your mind.

I am a root combined with a prefix that means "add to."

I am a leader who speaks with absolute control/power.

I help to explain a law or command.

I am a noun.

I am a root that means "speak" combined with a prefix that means "out."

I am a verb.

I have a prefix meaning "with" or "together."

When people are sad, they often want someone to do this with them.

An example of this would be when someone falls down and others laugh at them.

I am a verb.

My root means "to speak."

When people are asked to talk about what others might have been thinking/feeling, they are doing this.

Sometimes detectives do this when trying to figure out the motive behind a criminal's action without having any proof.

I am an adverb.

I am seen with mistrust.

My prefix means "under."

I am the person you think might be the imposter among us.

I am often used in math.

My root word means to write.

My prefix means "under" or "below."

My prefix means "above" or "beyond."

My definition as to do with writing.

My prefix means "to add."

I can be used to give credit to someone or something.

I am an adjective.

My prefix means "not."

I have a root word that means "see" or "look."

If you something really bad, you could be described as this.

I might be used to describe someone who steals from charities.

I am a noun.

I list the crimes a person is being charged with committing.

I am what the jury reads at the end of a trial.

My prefix means "in."

I am a noun.

I am usually spoken by a priest for protection.

I am meant to bring evil into your life.

The most common place to hear this is in a church or other house of religion.

My prefix means "with, together."

I am a verb.

I am the opposite of contradict.

Politicians of different political parties are known to do this.

I am a word that means "sticking together."

I am an adjective.

You and your bestie could be described as this.

I am a work that means "staying apart."

I am a noun.

I am a ROOT meaning "hand" combined with another ROOT meaning "write."

I previously referred to handwritten copies of books.

My prefix means "not published."

My root means to "speak, say."

My prefix means "with, together."

I am how the jury announces innocence or guilt.

I am a noun.