Monster Pages 1-58. prosecutor lawyer presenting the court case for the government.

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Monster Pages 1-58

prosecutor lawyer presenting the court case for the government

motions arguments or proposals for action by a judge in a trial

juried a contest or set of submissions evaluated by a jury

predictable expected

felony a serious crime that can be punishable by jail time

infringing moving in on someone’s space or rights

redress remedy or compensation for a loss or crime

flawed mistaken; faulty

grandiose fancy or overly important

accomplice helper in a crime or attempted crime

sexually harassing bothering or threatening in a sexual way

objection an appeal by one lawyer to a judge to stop certain questions in court

admissible evidence or testimony that is allowed in court

defendant in a court proceeding, the person charged with a crime

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