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29 Cards in this Set

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Acquittal
A non guilty decision of a judge or jury, after a trial
Defendent
The person whom an actions is brought
Appeal
A request to go to a higher court
Arrest
Taking a person into custody on the basics of a warrant
Bail/Bond
The financial securtiy given by defendants to guarantee they will appear in court when they are scheduled
Beyond a resonable doubt
How much proof is needs to convict a defendent
Burden of Proof
A prospector must use evidence to prove the charges against the defendent
Confession
When someone says they are guilty voluntary or any admission of wrong doing
Court of Appeals
The court that reveiws the cases of the district courts
Crime
An act or failure to act that is forbidden by law
Double Jeopardy
Having multilple court cases on a person even though they were found no guilty before (violation of 5th amendment)
Due Process
Everyone is entitled to a fair trial (5th amendmendt)
Evidence
Proof submitted by parties in support of their claims, defense, or counterclaims.
Felony
A major crime (in CO- over $200 in damage)
Hung Jury
A jury who is unable to reach a decision (case may be retried against another jury)
Jurisdiction
Authority and power
Juvenile
A young person between the ages of 11-17
Miranda Rights
What the police say to people who are arrested:
Oath
A fomal swearing that you will tell the truth
Perjury
Lying under oath
Resonable doubt
Lack of proof that a person is guilty of a crime
Sentence
Punishment for a crime
Subpoena
Official court order which required people to appear in court
Testimony
Imformation given by a witness under oath at a trial
Trespass
To go on anothers land without permision
Verdict
An opinion
Warrant
Order that a person be arrested and brought before the court for specific charges
Witness
The one who gives the facts and gives an oath
Alibi
A person tries to prove that the defendent was at the time of the crime when it happened