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Find new vocabulary and definitions of legal theme

by Serena Lombardo
1 Court - magistrates court 2 Judge 3 trial 4 Hearing 5 attorney-lawyer 6 Legal Aid-Public defender 7 litigator-defense attorney 8 defendant 9 Prosecutor- 10 Veredict-Sentence 11 Evidence

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A place where legal justice is administered: There will be order in this ....

A public officer with the authority to hear and decide cases in a court of law.

Is a formal process where a court examines the facts and legal issues of a case to determine the outcome. During a trial, evidence is presented, witnesses testify, and lawyers make arguments. It concludes with a verdict issued by a judge or jury, deciding the guilt or innocence in criminal cases or liability in civil cases.

a session in which statements are made and arguments are presented, esp. before a judge, in a lawsuit.

-a person legally appointed or empowered to act for another. -Us a lawyer qualified to represent clients in legal proceedings.

is the provision of free or subsidized legal assistance to individuals who cannot afford to hire a lawyer. This support helps ensure that everyone has access to justice, regardless of their financial situation. Legal aid services can include advice, representation in court, and assistance with legal documentation.

a lawyer who specializes in taking legal action against people and organizations. They handle the process of litigation, which involves preparing and presenting cases in court. Litigators can work on both civil and criminal cases, representing either plaintiffs or defendants.

One against whom a legal action is brought in a court: The defendant had been accused by the manager of stealing from the company.

A prosecutor is a legal official who represents the government in criminal cases. Their primary role is to present evidence in court to prove that the accused person is guilty of the crime they have been charged with. Prosecutors are responsible for initiating and conducting legal proceedings against alleged criminals, working to ensure that justice is served in accordance with the law.

A judicial decision, one stating punishment for a convicted criminal. Is the formal decision or finding made by a jury or judge on matters of fact in a legal case. In a criminal trial, the verdict determines whether the accused is guilty or not guilty of the charges.

Refers to any information, objects, or materials presented in a court of law to help establish the facts of a case. It includes documents, witness testimony, physical objects, and more

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