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Law Ed Final Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. accessory after the fact
    this person was unaware of the crime, but helped the criminal hide from the law
  2. prison
    run by the state, for more serious crimes, and longer sentences
  3. inadmissible
    confessions given before the Miranda Warnings are
  4. entrapment
    when the police force you to commit a crime
  5. majority opinion
    The actual decision the Justices make
  6. going to court
    last resort for conflict resolution
  7. accessory before the fact
    a party who helped plan the crime, but was not there when it was committed
  8. jail
    for less serious crimes, less than a year sentence
  9. 6th amendment
    this amendment gives you the right to a speedy public trial in criminal cases
  10. plaintiff
    the person bringing the lawsuit
  11. self defense
    killing someone when they are about to kill you
  12. joyriding
    taking a vehicle without consent, but giving it back later
  13. mediation
    a third party listens to the issue and acts as a referee
  14. Parole
    A person released from prison before the completion of their confinement time and supervised in the community is on
  15. probation
    When a criminal spends their sentence in the community instead of in a prison
  16. uttering
    using a fake document as a real document
  17. extortion
    threatening to ruin someone's life if they don't do something for you
  18. Constitution
    Supreme Law of the land in the US
  19. 1st degree murder
    killing someone with premeditation and malice
  20. principal
    The person actively committing the crime
  21. shoplifting
    taking an item from a store without paying
  22. Exclusionary rule
    evidence found during an illegal search is thrown out
  23. Human Rights
    rights people have because they're human beings
  24. 4th Amendment
    amendment that prevents unreasonable searches and seizures
  25. misdemeanor
    less severe crimes like jaywalking
  26. accomplice
    The person who is helping commit the crime, but not actually carrying out the act
  27. prosecution
    The burden of proof rests with this party in criminal cases
  28. assault
    the threat of physical attack
  29. arbitration
    a third party makes a decision
  30. Voir Dire
    Jury Selection process
  31. felony murder
    someone dies while you are committing a crime
  32. 1st Amendment
    protects freedom of speech, assembly, petition, expression, religion, and press
  33. solicitation
    Hiring someone to commit a crime for you
  34. burglary
    illegally entering a space with the intention of committing a crime
  35. Assumption of Risk
    when a person voluntarily encounters a known danger and decides to accept the risk of that danger.
  36. felony
    more severe crimes, like murder and aggravated assault
  37. Laws
    Rules created by the government to control behavior
  38. Toxic Torts
    harm resulting from the use of hazardous materials or chemicals
  39. larceny
    taking something from someone without permission
  40. 7th Amendment
    the right to a trial by jury in a CIVIL case
  41. 5th amendment
    This amendment gives you the right to remain silent
  42. dissenting opinion
    a justice's opinion that does not agree with the majority
  43. battery
    physically attacking someone
  44. statutory rape
    sexual intercourse with someone who is under the age of consent