The Court System (10M) Crossword

This is the group of people who hear all the evidence and decide whether the accused is guilty of the crime.
This is what we call it when legal cases are presented in court.
This word means the fair and equal treatment of people.
If one side of a case disagrees with the result, it can make an _____ to a higher court so that another judge looks at the case.
The provincial courts deal with most ____ cases, when it is the government accusing someone of doing something bad.
Even if there is only one obvious victim, a crime is considered to affect ____ as a whole.
Every person accused of a crime has a right to a ____ to defend them.
There is a system called _____ (two words, no space) to help even the poorest person get a lawyer.
In the first step of a trial, the accused enters a ___, saying if they are admitting guilt or not.
In a trial by _____, only one person, the judge, decides on innocence or guilt.
This is what we call the decision at the end of a trial, where they say if the accused is innocent or guilty.
This is what we call the person who is accused of a crime, when they are on trial.
The government side in a criminal trial is called the Crown, or the _____.
Witnesses have to tell the truth in court; if they don't, it is a crime called ____.
There are this many people on a jury, in a criminal case.
This is where trials happen.
Our system does this to people found guilty of crimes, to send a message that society does not allow that behaviour.
It is a basic rule of Canadian justice that everyone must ___ the law.
When people are found ____ of a crime, they are punished.