the act of treating a person or group differently in an unfair way

relating to laws about a person’s rights rather than a crime

to be in charge of a formal meeting or important situation

when everyone agrees

 a serious argument or disagreement

behavior or treatment that is fair

a statement by someone in court saying whether or not that person is guilty

to show that a person is involved in a bad situation

proved guilty of a crime

being forced to live away from home

to assign a role or job to someone

not influenced by opinions

to settle or solve something

happening from time to time; or occasionally

objects or information given in court to prove someone is guilty or innocent

to belong by right to someone or something

to act in a certain way to stop something from happening

a series of actions taken to improve a situation

to tell people the truth about something that is bad or dishonest

to change something to the opposite of what it was

continuing to happen or exist

to put an end to something in an official way

to record information about something by writing or photographing it

a purpose that is very important to a person or group

a change made to a system to improve it

very important because it will have a great effect on the future

to prevent something by law or rule

to make someone want to do something

to control a process with rules

 behavior that is irresponsible or unacceptable

to feel or show great happiness or joy

to persuade people to support something

 impossible to excuse or justify

an event, especially one that is unpleasant or violent

one of several possible choices or courses of action

natural quality of someone or something

the act of depending on something or someone other than yourself