(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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Money paid by the defendant to the court to promise that they will show up for their trial
Bail
Guarantees the right to a trial by jury in Civil Cases
7th Amendment
The person in a criminal case who is being accused of a crime/The person in a Civil Case who is being sued
Defendant
The only Federal Court to have a Jury (the lowest Federal Court)
US District Court
Lawyers who work for the government to try and prove the defendant guilty
Prosecutor
Payment to compensate the Plaintiff for injury, loss, pain, or suffering
Damages
A case that involves a crime
Criminal Case
Gives protection from cruel and unusual punishment and excessive bail
8th Amendment
A case between two parties that involves one person suing someone else
Civil Case
Protects Due Process at the state level
14th Amendment
Part of District Court that hears cases involving minors
Juvenile Court
The authority of Courts to review laws and overturn them if necessary
Judicial Review
Sue
To begin legal proceedings against a person or company and to seek monetary damages
The outcome of a trial that is delivered by the judge or jury
Verdict
The Supreme Court Case that Established the idea of Judicial Review
Marbury vs. Madison
These Courts hear Felony cases and Major Civil Suits/Have juries
Circuit Courts
US Supreme Court
US Court of Appeals
US District Court
Federal Court Levels
VA Supreme Court
VA Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
General District Court
VA State Court Levels
Protects us from unreason able searches and seizures
4th Amendment
Article to the VA Constitution that created the Judicial Branch that created the Judicial Branch
Article VI
These Courts hear Misdemeanors and Small Civil Suits/Does not have a jury
District Courts
Article in the US Constitution that created the Judicial Branch
Article III
A minor crime that would be heard in District Court
Misdemeanor
Evidence that police have to get a warrant and make an arrest
Probable Cause
Guarantees Due Process at the National Level and the right to remain silent
5th Amendment
The Right to an attorney, a trial by jury, and a fair, speedy, and public trial in criminal cases
6th Amendment
A serious crime that would be heard in Circuit Court
Felony
To apply to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court
Appeal
The person in a Civil Suit who is filing the lawsuit
Plaintiff
The Authority of a Court to hear a case for the first time
Original Jurisdiction
The Rights of the Accused that guarantee the government has to treat us fairly during a trial
Due Process
Gives the police permission to search a person or their property
Search Warrant
A Court hearing where the Defendant please guilty or innocent
Arraignment
The authority of a Court to hear an appeal from a lower court
Appellate Jurisdiction
