WorksheetsCourt Terms
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 23mins
Letter D in the above image is ...
the gallery
the jury box
the witnesses's stand
the attorney table
Letter E in the above image is ...
the gallery
the jury box
the witnesses's stand
the attorney table
Letter C in the above image is ...
the judge's bench
the bailiff
the court reporter
they lawyer
What do you call the hand-held wooden object that the judge uses?
a hammer-thingy
the gravel
a gavel
a nut cracker
"Guilty" or "Not Guilty" is the final...
sentence
verdict
accusation
capital punishment
The judge gets to decide the __________. Which is the consequence for the crime.
sentence
verdict
accusation
capital punishment
"Attorney" is often used as a synonym for ___________. (Even though there is a slight difference between these two words).
judge
jury
witness
lawyer
The prosecutor
stands for the one doing the accusing
defends the one accused of a crime
decides the verdict
decides the sentence
The defense
stands for the one doing the accusing
defends the one accused of a crime
decides the verdict
decides the sentence
How do you "plea?"
You explain every detail of what you witnessed.
You say "Innocent" or "Guilty"
You state the verdict after a vote.
You explain the case.
What is a stenographer?
A fancy machine in the gallery.
The head member of the jury: also known as foreman.
Another word for bailiff, who helps to keep order in the courtroom.
The court clerk who scribes what is said during the trial.
The amount of money you can pay to NOT wait in jail until the verdict
Bail
Braille
Bailliff
Plaintiff
The Judicial Branch has the highest court in the land at the national level. What is the name of that court?
Brown County Court House
The Supreme Court in Washington DC
The Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Subpoena
A court document commanding a person to appear in court
a less serious crime
kept separate and secluded
the decision of a jury
Verdict
the decision of the jury
a document requiring a witness appear in court
the accused with plead guilty or not guilty
accused of a crime
Plaintiff
a person accused of a crime
the attorney that represents the accused
a person who brings a legal action against another person or group
the attorney that tries to prosecute the accused
The formal charge of a grand jury
Misdemeanor
Indictment
Interview
Hearsay
Number of people on a jury
6
9
12
Voir dire
a preliminary examination of a witness or a juror by a judge or counsel
to eliminate a juror from the jury pool
to silence a witness
a means of questioning a defendant about their crime
Bench trial is one that is tried by
a judge
a jury
a panel of 12 volunteers
a lawyer
