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WorksheetsJustice Unit Vocabulary: ChapterTwo
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is advocacy?
Supporting a cause or proposal through public action and communication.
Formal arrangement for professional services by a legal team.
A government program focused on financial assistance for communities.
An educational system designed for workforce training.
What is community service?
A paid job provided by the government for public projects.
A legal requirement to attend community meetings.
Voluntary work intended to help a community or group of people.
A formal document outlining community property rights.
What is a criminal record?
A history of financial debts owed to community banks.
A public record of someone’s attendance in educational programs.
An informal list of a person’s civil rights and responsibilities.
. An official record listing past convictions or charges of a person.
What does "fair and equitable" mean?
Ensuring government assistance based on income levels only.
Distributing resources based on individual wealth and assets.
Applying specific rules and benefits to a particular group.
Treating people justly and providing equal opportunities to everyone.
What is jury duty?
Observing a trial without taking any active role in decisions.
Serving as a member of a jury to help decide on a court case.
Volunteering for a community event to support local needs.
Completing formal training to become a court judge.
What is justice?
The quality of fairness and moral rightness within society.
A formal agreement between two parties for resolving disputes.
An informal arrangement for financial support among neighbors.
The principle of making decisions based on popularity.
What is the justice system?
A group of community members organizing local events
The set of institutions that enforce laws and maintain order.
A collection of laws focused solely on education.
A process designed to manage private company policies.
What is legislation?
The guidelines for organizing local volunteer activities.
A list of rules for managing private businesses in cities.
An informal set of rules within community centers.
Laws created by a government to regulate behavior and maintain order.
What does it mean to rehabilitate someone?
To provide specialized training for high-level positions.
To remove someone’s rights based on past behavior.
To help a person return to a productive, normal life.
To create a structured work schedule for employees.
What does it mean to reintegrate?
To train individuals for career advancement opportunities.
To support workers in relocating to new cities for jobs.
To complete training sessions on public speaking.
To help someone rejoin society after isolation or punishment.
