The police arrive to investigate.

Obviously, the officer with the best name is:

After investigation, the police have enough evidence to press charges.

They arrest a man in town named Quincy Queensby.

Quincy is now a:

Quincy is charged with vandalism of government property, which can come with a sentence of many years in jail.

This means that vandalism is a:

As the trial is set to begin, Quincy needs to make sure that he has a lawyer.

Quincy will need a:

Quincy and his defense attorney want a verdict of:

The attorney that is working against Quincy is the:

One of the school custodians was at school when the vandalism happened.

The court has asked the custodian to come to the trial by issuing a:

The custodian would be considered a:

When the custodian comes to court, he will be giving his:

If the custodian lies while he is giving his testimony, he will be committing:

Because Quincy's trial is not a bench trial, the verdict will be decided by a:

When Quincy's defense attorney wants to show a piece of evidence, he will call it an:

When the jury has reached a decision, that means that there is a:

When the verdict is read, the court official that will maintain order in the courtroom is the:

If the verdict is not guilty, then Quincy's case will be an:

CHALLENGE QUESTION

Quincy is acquitted (found not guilty).

He cannot be charged with the same crime again because: