Citizenship Crossword

An independant body from both the police and government to prosecute criminal cases in England and Wales.
The most senior judge in the UK; the head of an independant judiciary.
Tolerance of others of a differing faith or belief is seen as vital in a modern ? society.
Standards of behaviour that are accepted by a society.
Type of law that deals with disputes between individuals where damages are awarded.
Age at which you can stand to be an MP.
Means 'the system of the judges'.
In order to enter and search premises a police officer must have a ?.
What was the most common reason for long-term migration to the UK in June 2014?
Where is the European Court of Human Rights based?
Often referred to as 'the Met'.
Age at which you can have an account on a social networking site.
How many different police forces within the UK?
This court only hears appeals on points of law.
At the age of 16 you can have a ? number.
Means that individuals are free to act according to their wishes.
Country of origin for the largest amount of immigrants to the UK in 2011.
Newsprint, radio, television and cinema are all types of ? media.
Type of law where individuals are charged by the state with an offence and if found guilty are punished by the state.
Community based charity that provides free legal advice throughout the UK.
Court - a place where ? is administered.
This court hears trials for most criminal offences and some civil matters.
Age at which you can be interviewed by the police without an appropriate adult being present.
Where is the Court of Justice of the European Union based?
Represents cases in court and are employed (briefed) by a solicitor.