A person whobrings a caseon another inthe court oflawAppointedto decidecases incourtJudicialpowers intheconstitutionArraigningsomethingin courtRelating tothe crime asopposed tocivil matterAllowingcourts toprotect certainrights fromgovt.Holding a trialagainst aperson who isaccused of acrime to see ifhe /she is guiltyEqualprotectionunder lawAmendment thatsays No one shallbe held to answerfor a capitalunless indictmentis issued from thegrand juryA personwho brings acharge uponsomeoneA court towhich appearare taken in afederal circuitor stateA company orinstitution thatis sued oraccused incourt of lawGeneral trialcourts of theU.SBoth civil andcriminal casesThe officialpower tomake legaldecision andjudgementJudge gives acopy of criminalcomplaints thatlists all theirchargesRelatingto civillawTo declareapunishmentfor offenderHighestjudicialcourt inthe U.SRight to aspeedypubic trialTypically, 12people who givepeople who givefinal verdict of civilor criminal cases.Apply your caseto a highercourt to reversedecision of apervious courtSystem of lawthat punishthose who havecommittedcrimesExamining ofevidence in acourt settingfor a caseMust beenoughevidence toprove youare guiltyArrangementbetweenprosecutoranddefendantFair treatmentthroughnormal judicialsystemRequires govt.official to followfair proceduresbefore depriving aperson of therebasic rightsThese arecourts that areresponsible forhearing appealsfrom legalcasesA minor wrongdoing that canonly last up to12 months ofjail timeNo cruel orunusualpunishmentCrimes that aremore seriousthan mostusuallyinvolvingviolenceThe right ofpeople to securetheir propertyagainstunreasonablesearch unlessthere is a warrant“you havethe rightto remainsilent “Typically, 23people thatexamine thevalidity ofaccusationbefore trialA person whobrings a caseon another inthe court oflawAppointedto decidecases incourtJudicialpowers intheconstitutionArraigningsomethingin courtRelating tothe crime asopposed tocivil matterAllowingcourts toprotect certainrights fromgovt.Holding a trialagainst aperson who isaccused of acrime to see ifhe /she is guiltyEqualprotectionunder lawAmendment thatsays No one shallbe held to answerfor a capitalunless indictmentis issued from thegrand juryA personwho brings acharge uponsomeoneA court towhich appearare taken in afederal circuitor stateA company orinstitution thatis sued oraccused incourt of lawGeneral trialcourts of theU.SBoth civil andcriminal casesThe officialpower tomake legaldecision andjudgementJudge gives acopy of criminalcomplaints thatlists all theirchargesRelatingto civillawTo declareapunishmentfor offenderHighestjudicialcourt inthe U.SRight to aspeedypubic trialTypically, 12people who givepeople who givefinal verdict of civilor criminal cases.Apply your caseto a highercourt to reversedecision of apervious courtSystem of lawthat punishthose who havecommittedcrimesExamining ofevidence in acourt settingfor a caseMust beenoughevidence toprove youare guiltyArrangementbetweenprosecutoranddefendantFair treatmentthroughnormal judicialsystemRequires govt.official to followfair proceduresbefore depriving aperson of therebasic rightsThese arecourts that areresponsible forhearing appealsfrom legalcasesA minor wrongdoing that canonly last up to12 months ofjail timeNo cruel orunusualpunishmentCrimes that aremore seriousthan mostusuallyinvolvingviolenceThe right ofpeople to securetheir propertyagainstunreasonablesearch unlessthere is a warrant“you havethe rightto remainsilent “Typically, 23people thatexamine thevalidity ofaccusationbefore trial

Judicial branch - 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. A person who brings a case on another in the court of law
  2. Appointed to decide cases in court
  3. Judicial powers in the constitution
  4. Arraigning something in court
  5. Relating to the crime as opposed to civil matter
  6. Allowing courts to protect certain rights from govt.
  7. Holding a trial against a person who is accused of a crime to see if he /she is guilty
  8. Equal protection under law
  9. Amendment that says No one shall be held to answer for a capital unless indictment is issued from the grand jury
  10. A person who brings a charge upon someone
  11. A court to which appear are taken in a federal circuit or state
  12. A company or institution that is sued or accused in court of law
  13. General trial courts of the U.S Both civil and criminal cases
  14. The official power to make legal decision and judgement
  15. Judge gives a copy of criminal complaints that lists all their charges
  16. Relating to civil law
  17. To declare a punishment for offender
  18. Highest judicial court in the U.S
  19. Right to a speedy pubic trial
  20. Typically, 12 people who give people who give final verdict of civil or criminal cases.
  21. Apply your case to a higher court to reverse decision of a pervious court
  22. System of law that punish those who have committed crimes
  23. Examining of evidence in a court setting for a case
  24. Must be enough evidence to prove you are guilty
  25. Arrangement between prosecutor and defendant
  26. Fair treatment through normal judicial system
  27. Requires govt. official to follow fair procedures before depriving a person of there basic rights
  28. These are courts that are responsible for hearing appeals from legal cases
  29. A minor wrong doing that can only last up to 12 months of jail time
  30. No cruel or unusual punishment
  31. Crimes that are more serious than most usually involving violence
  32. The right of people to secure their property against unreasonable search unless there is a warrant
  33. “you have the right to remain silent “
  34. Typically, 23 people that examine the validity of accusation before trial