5 Written Questions

1. a violation of a right, law, or contract; wrongly use of a copyright or trade name
2. something not based on the personal observations of a vitness; it is usually allowed to be intered as evidence
3. the right to take, hold, or sell the property of a deptor as security or payment for a dept
4. a law enacted by the legislative body
5. to pleade guilty to lesser charge than that of which one is accused

5 Matching Questions

1. affidavite
2. arraignment
3. entrapment
4. deposition
5. jurisdictim

1. a A statement made under oath outside of court that is intended to be used as evidence in court
2. b A voluntary written statement sworn to before an authorized official
3. c the territory, subject matter, or people over which a court has authority
4. d Improper or illegal encourangment by law enforcment agents for a person to commit a crime
5. e An appearance in court prior to a criminal trial

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a person who initiates or begins a legal action
   1. deposition
   2. injunction
   3. litigation
   4. plaintiff
2. damage, injury, or wrongful act done willingly against a person or property for which a civil suit can br brought
   1. statute
   2. tort
   3. proxy
   4. lien
3. legal proceedings
   1. deposition
   2. litigation
   3. injunction
   4. lien
4. a document in which one person is leggaly appinted to represent another
   1. proxy
   2. venue
   3. fraud
   4. tort
5. a formal written accusation, submitted to the courtr by a grand jury, alleging that a certain person has commited a serious crime
   1. indicment
   2. entrapment
   3. infringment
   4. arraignment

5 True/False Questions

1. ntiarymisdemeanor → An appearance in court prior to a criminal trial

   True        False

2. fraud → the place where crime commited

   True        False

3. defendant → A person accused of a crime against whom legal action is brought

   True        False

4. venue → the right to take, hold, or sell the property of a deptor as security or payment for a dept

   True        False

5. injunction → a court order prohibiting a person from doing a specific act

   True        False