Which type of case involves a government accusing a person of violating a statute or ordinance?

In a criminal case, what does a judge do?

In a criminal case, what does a jury do?

In a civil case, what does a judge do?

Who accuses a person of wrongdoing in a civil case?

Which side represents the government in a criminal case?

What is the term for a wrongful act? (it is the basis for most civil cases)

Which side in a criminal case features the person accused of a crime?

Who issues indictments?

What is the medium level of crime like disorderly conduct or minor theft?

What are laws passed by state or federal legislatures called?

Which case prevents police from using illegally obtained evidence against you in court?

Which case requires the police to remind you of your 5th amendment rights at the time of arrest?

Which case requires the government to provide a lawyer for all accused persons in criminal cases even if they cannot afford one?

Which case allows schools to search lockers and bags of students?

Which amendment guarantees the right to a speedy trial in a criminal case?

Which amendment guarantees the right to a grand jury in a criminal case?

Which amendment protects against illegal search and seizure?

Which amendment protects against excessive punishment and excessive bail?

Which amendment protects against double jeopardy and self incrimination?