StatutesLawsenacted byState orFederalgovernments.JuryA group ofcitizens taskedwithdetermining theverdict of alegal case.CriminalLawSystem of lawsdealing withoffense againstlaws made bygovernments.FelonyAseriouscrime.GrandJuryA group of citizensthat decide if thereis enoughevidence tocharge someonewith a crime.LawRegulationsenacted by thegovernment todetermine howcitizens shouldbehave.LitigationALawsuit.OrdinanceLocallaws.EvidenceUsed toprovesomethingin court.MisdemeanorA lessseriouscrime.AttorneyLegalAdvisorDefendantThe personsued orchargedwith a crime.JusticeMember of athe UnitedStatesSupremeCourt.PrecedentA courtdecision thatguides futurecourtdecision.VerdictThe decisionrendered bythe jury atthe end of atrial.ProsecutorThe attorneythat representsthegovernment ina criminal trial.JurisdictionThe authorityof a court todecide alegal case.BillAproposedlaw.VoirDireThe juryselectionprocess.CivilLawLaws thatsettledisputesbetweencitizens.PlaintiffThe partythat startsa lawsuit.Preponderanceof the EvidenceThe burdenof proof ina civillawsuit.AppealsCourtThe courtthat reviewsthe decisionsof a trial courtfor errors.Beyond areasonabledoubtThe burdenof proof ina criminaltrial.StatutesLawsenacted byState orFederalgovernments.JuryA group ofcitizens taskedwithdetermining theverdict of alegal case.CriminalLawSystem of lawsdealing withoffense againstlaws made bygovernments.FelonyAseriouscrime.GrandJuryA group of citizensthat decide if thereis enoughevidence tocharge someonewith a crime.LawRegulationsenacted by thegovernment todetermine howcitizens shouldbehave.LitigationALawsuit.OrdinanceLocallaws.EvidenceUsed toprovesomethingin court.MisdemeanorA lessseriouscrime.AttorneyLegalAdvisorDefendantThe personsued orchargedwith a crime.JusticeMember of athe UnitedStatesSupremeCourt.PrecedentA courtdecision thatguides futurecourtdecision.VerdictThe decisionrendered bythe jury atthe end of atrial.ProsecutorThe attorneythat representsthegovernment ina criminal trial.JurisdictionThe authorityof a court todecide alegal case.BillAproposedlaw.VoirDireThe juryselectionprocess.CivilLawLaws thatsettledisputesbetweencitizens.PlaintiffThe partythat startsa lawsuit.Preponderanceof the EvidenceThe burdenof proof ina civillawsuit.AppealsCourtThe courtthat reviewsthe decisionsof a trial courtfor errors.Beyond areasonabledoubtThe burdenof proof ina criminaltrial.

Law Terms Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. B-Laws enacted by State or Federal governments.
    B-Statutes
  2. N-A group of citizens tasked with determining the verdict of a legal case.
    N-Jury
  3. G-System of laws dealing with offense against laws made by governments.
    G-Criminal Law
  4. N-A serious crime.
    N-Felony
  5. G-A group of citizens that decide if there is enough evidence to charge someone with a crime.
    G-Grand Jury
  6. B-Regulations enacted by the government to determine how citizens should behave.
    B-Law
  7. G-A Lawsuit.
    G-Litigation
  8. G-Local laws.
    G-Ordinance
  9. O-Used to prove something in court.
    O-Evidence
  10. I-A less serious crime.
    I-Misdemeanor
  11. I-Legal Advisor
    I-Attorney
  12. O-The person sued or charged with a crime.
    O-Defendant
  13. I-Member of a the United States Supreme Court.
    I-Justice
  14. O-A court decision that guides future court decision.
    O-Precedent
  15. O-The decision rendered by the jury at the end of a trial.
    O-Verdict
  16. O-The attorney that represents the government in a criminal trial.
    O-Prosecutor
  17. N-The authority of a court to decide a legal case.
    N-Jurisdiction
  18. I-A proposed law.
    I-Bill
  19. G-The jury selection process.
    G-Voir Dire
  20. I-Laws that settle disputes between citizens.
    I-Civil Law
  21. B-The party that starts a lawsuit.
    B-Plaintiff
  22. B-The burden of proof in a civil lawsuit.
    B-Preponderance of the Evidence
  23. B-The court that reviews the decisions of a trial court for errors.
    B-Appeals Court
  24. N-The burden of proof in a criminal trial.
    N-Beyond a reasonable doubt