Legal Terms Crossword

To encourage the commission of a crime
To annul, repeal or destroy
A person who together with the principal offender commits a crime
legally determine innocence
16 years or older in criminal law
A person who makes and signs an affidavit
The claim of not being present at a certain place/time
To call the prisioner before the court to answer to a charge
To release a person from custody by giving a security
A gift of personal property under a will
An order to arrest
An additiion to a will
Change punishment to one less severe
To perform, as an act
Generally the result of a guity judgment
blamable
To dispose of a case
Use of force to compel performance of an act
To stop, bar or impede
Surrender of a fugitive from a different prison
A court of justice; a place of juirsdiction
One so divided that jurors can't agree of a verdict
Incapable of caring for one's own affairs
Stealing property belonging to another
A crime less than a felony up to one year in prison
To release one in prison before the expiration of a sentence, conditionally
To lie under oath
To make void
To send a case back to lower court for further proceedings
A spark or the least particle
Judgement formally pronounced by a court
To give up a right
A writ or order directed to a person to testify