Quiz:

1. none of them

2. American

3. greek

4. a business person or office worker who uses their job to steal or commit fraud

5. the British Prime Minister

6. that the amount of money to be paid out in the event of business failure is limited to the original investment

7. once- it is his or her first speech on becoming an MP for the first time

8. the right to remain silent

9. Oval

10. black

11. fifty (plus district of Columbia)

12. House of Lords

13. will

14. hard currencies can be used and exchanged easily on international markets

15. England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland

Legal crossword 2

Across:

1 ulterior motive

7 minimum

9 law

10 avoid

12 renew

14 lender

15 succeed

16 part

18 defame

21 dealing

22 inland

23 civilian

26 entity

27 deed

28 reform

29 redeem

Down:

1 unmarried

2 tenancy

3 iou

4 trade

5 valid

6 award

8 malice

11 illegal

13 Westminster

16 penal

17 train

19 false

20 mercy

22 incur

24 void

25 item

27 de

Legal crossword 1

Across:

1 refer

5 accept

8 court

9 tort

10 divided

12 time

13 abet

15 jury

16 legatees

18 there

19 adult

21 oppose

23 assess

25 no

26 step

28 first

30 state

31 not guilty

Down:

1 registration

2 facsimile

3 rough

4 litigant

5 acquit

6 cut

7 per se

10 defendant

11 day

14 age

15 judges

17 error

20 lose

22 point

24 steal

27 pray

28 fee

29 run

Missing words

1. rod

2. summons

3. old

4. bench

5. court

6. court

7. dog

8. collar

9. order

10. proof

11. inn

12. bill

13. chief

14. police

15. circuit

16. federal

17. judicial

18. release

word association:

1. stolen

2. burglar

3. to pick pocket

4. to mug

5. housebreaking

6. shoplifter

7. kleptomania

8. thief

9. to hold up a place

10. stolen property

what I am?

1. h

2. g

3. l

4. i

5. a

6. j

7. k

8. b

9. c

10. d

11. f

12. e

adverbs- there

1. from the production of that document until now

2. resulting from that document or decision

3. for that reason or purpose

4. appearing somewhere in that document

5. listed later in that document

6. mentioned previously in that document

7. mentioned in that section of that document

8. relating to that document

9. following to that document

10. in the time before that document was produced

11. accompanying that document

who's speaking?

1. prosecution counsel

2. mark barry, witness

3. a policeman, witness

4. a passer by, witness

5. mr swan, defendant

6. ellen barry, witness

7. mr swan's secretary, witness

8. judge

9. foreman of the jury

10. defence counsel

categories

crimes against the person: murder, manslaughter, abduction, assault, blackmail, grievous bodily harm, battery

crimes against property: burglary, theft, criminal damage, robbery, forgery

sexual offences: rape, buggery, bigamy

political offences: treason, sedition

offences against justice: perjury, perverting the course of justice

public order offences: obscenity, breach of the peace

road traffic offences: reckless driving

Odd one out

1. alone- the others R marital states

2. judge- the others R types of lawyers

3. arson- the others R types of thefts

4. convict- the others happen at the beginning of the legal process

5. right- the others R things U have 2 do

6. blackmail- the others R types of unlawful killing

7. herewith- the others refer 2 something in the same document as they appear in

8. plea- the others R ways 2 guarantee money borrowed

9. condemnation- the others refer 2 leniency

10. execution- the others R methods

11. discredit- the others R words about giving

12. ransom- the others refer 2 taking & holding a person unlawfully

13. accidentally- the others describe intentional actions

14. appeal- it can only happen after one of the others

15. royalty- the others do not refer 2 payment, only 2 rights

16. contract- the others R relationships

17. witness- the others refer 2 the person who charged with a crime

18. deny- it can be the opposite of any of the others

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