A crime that can be punished by a fine or up to one year in jail is a:

A court order to appear as a witness in a trial is a:

A statement from a witness that they swear to be true is:

A person who testifies in court is a:

This person helps to keep order in the court, and manages prisoners and paperwork:

The person with the most control of the court is the:

The outcome of the trial is called the:

A trial with just a judge, but no jury, is a:

Telling a lie in court when you have sworn to tell the truth is called:

The person who is being charged with a crime is called the:

When an attorney from the other side asks someone questions, it's called:

A crime that can be punished by being sent to state or federal prison is a:

A statement made by both sides at the beginning of a trial is an:

If a lawyer feels that a rule has been broken during a trial, they can make an:

If there is not enough proof to prove that someone has committed a crime, they are:

A statement that comes at the end of a trial is the:

The lawyer that represents the defendant is the:

The lawyer that is trying to prove the defendant guilty is the:

If it is proven that someone did NOT commit a crime, then they are: