1. FINAL REVIEW

2. HELPS AFTER THE CRIME AIDING AND ABETTING HIDING THE CRIMINAL

3.  HELPS WITH THE PLANNING OF THE A CRIME BUT IS NOT PRESENT WHEN THE CRIME IS COMMITTED

4. TYPE OF COURT SYSTEM IN THE U.S.

5. UNPROVEN STATEMENTS MADE AGAINST THE DEFENSE

6.  FREE SPEECH  FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY  FREEDOM OF PRESS  FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7.  RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS  RIGHT TO ESTABLISH A MILITIA

8.  DON’T HAVE TO HOUSE SOLDIERS IN TIMES OF WAR

9.  PROTECTS AGAINST UNREASONABLE SEARCH AND SEIZURE

10.  PROTECTS AGAINST DOUBLE JEOPARDY  PROTECTS AGAINST SELF- INCRIMINATION (DON’T HAVE TO TESTIFY AGAINST SELF)

11.  RIGHT TO AN ATTORNEY  RIGHT TO A PUBLIC AND SPEEDY TRIAL

12.  CAN BRING A CIVIL SUIT IF OVER $20

13.  PROTECTS AGAINST CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT

14.  WE HAVE MORE RIGHTS THAN THOSE IN THE CONSTITUTION

15.  STATES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS CAN MAKE THEIR OWN LAWS AS LONG AS THEY DON’T CONFLICT WITH THE CONSTITUTION

16. REVIEW DECISIONS OF LOWER COURTS ONE PARTY PRESENTS ARGUMENTS ASKING THE COURT TO CHANGE THE DECISION OF THE TRIAL COURT

17. PART OF THE TRIAL PROCESS WHEN THE PERSON BEING CHARGED WITH A CRIME APPEARS BEFORE THE JUDGE FOR THE FIRST TIME

18. WHEN THE POLICE TAKE A PERSON INTO CUSTODY

19. DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY WILLFUL AND MALICIOUS BURNING

20. RESPONSIBILITY OF PROSECUTION IN A CRIMINAL TRIAL TO PROOF GUILT BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT

21.  A LAWSUIT

22.  REGULATES RELATIONS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS

23.  MORE THAT ONE PARTY INVOLVED

24.  FAILING TO DO SOMETHING REQUIRED BY LAW

25. THE GOVERNMENT BRINGS LEGAL ACTION AGAINST THE PERSON ACCUSED OF A CRIME IN A CRIMINAL CASE

26. REGULATES DUTIES OWED TO SOCIETY

27.  THE PERSON BEING ACCUSED IN BOTH CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES

28. ALSO CALLED BLACKMAIL THREATENING SOMEONE IF THEY DON’T DO SOMETHING

29.  DIVORCE  CHILD CUSTODY

30. CRIMES FOR WHICH THE PENALTY IS MORE THAN ONE YEAR IN PRISON

31. TAKES DURING THE COMMITTING OF A FELONY

32. MEANING TO COMMIT A CRIME

33. DETAINS THOSE SENTENCED TO UNDER A YEAR

34.  STEALING WITHOUT FORCE

35.  KILLING WITHOUT MALICE

36. CRIMES FOR WHICH THE PENALTY IS LESS THAN ONE YEAR OF PRISON

37.  MAY BE REWARDED IN CIVIL CASES

38.  THE REASON A PERSON COMMITS A CRIME

39. KILLING SOMEONE IN THE LINE OF DUTY

40.  GIVEN BY BOTH PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE AS TO THE PLAN OF THE TRIAL

41.  LAWS MADE BY CITIES

42. BEING RELEASED EARLY BEFORE THE SENTENCE IS FINISHED

43.  PERSONS INVOLVED IN A CRIME

44.  THE PERSON INITIATING THE LEGAL ACTION IN A CIVIL SUIT

45. DONE BEFORE THE TRIAL (LIKELY IN MURDER TRIALS) LESSENS THE PUNISHMENT JUDGE DOES NOT HAVE TO ACCEPT

46. CASE RULINGS THAT GUIDE DECISIONS IN OTHER CASES

47. CRIMES THAT TAKE PLACE PRIOR TO THE COMMISSION OF A CRIME

48.  THE PERSON(S) ACTUALLY COMMITTING THE CRIME

49. DETAINS THOSE SENTENCED TO ONE OR MORE YEARS

50.  WILLS

51. ADDITIONAL CLOSING STATEMENTS THAT THE PROSECUTOR OR PLAINTIFF HAS THE RIGHT TO MAKE

52.  WITH EVERY RIGHT THERE ARE RESPONSIBILITIES

53. STEALING WITH FORCE

54.  CIVIL CASES  DONE BEFORE THE TRIAL

55.  ARBITRATION: HAVE TO FOLLOW  MEDIATION: DON’T HAVE TO FOLLOW  DON’T HAVE TO GO TO COURT

56.  CASES UNDER $1,000

57.  SOMEONE WHO ASKS OTHERS TO COMMIT A CRIME

58.  LAWS MADE BY LEGISLATURES

59.  DOESN’T HAVE TO HAVE INTENT  EX. SELLING LIQUOR TO SOMEONE UNDER AGE

60. DO NOT HAVE TO REACH UNANIMOUS DECISION DON’T CONSIDER EVERY APPEAL ALL COURTS MUST FOLLOW SUPREME COURT DECISION

61. 8 ASSOCIATE JUSTICES 1 CHIEF JUSTICE 9 TOTAL  NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. S.  CONFIRMED BY THE U. S. SENATE

62. BETRAYING YOUR COUNTRY

63.  HEAR TESTIMONY  CONSIDER EVIDENCE  DECIDE THE FACTS IN DISPUTED SITUATIONS

64.  JURIES DECISION IN A CRIMINAL CASE

65.  DIRECTED AT A PERSON

66. CONTROL BEHAVIOR PREVENT CRIME PROTECT PUBLIC