Monster Vocab pages 59-126. appeal a legal step taking a case from a lower court to a higher one for review.

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Monster Vocab pages

appeal a legal step taking a case from a lower court to a higher one for review

affidavit a sworn statement made by someone who will not be at the trial

cross-examines questions a witness a second time to discredit earlier answers

perpetrator one who committed a criminal act

stoolies stool pigeons, slang for police informers

hostile an unfriendly or non-cooperating witness; a witness called by the other side

sustained allowed to stand in a court proceeding

overruled not allowed to stand in a court proceeding

leading suggesting answers to a witness during testimony

holding pen a place where prisoners are kept outside a courtroom

apprehended caught

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