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

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