TX CSR WKT - Legal Vocab UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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after a(n) , except in state prosecutions.
A(n) is any form of attestation by which a person
signifies that he or she is bound in conscience to perform
an act faithfully and truthfully.
To is to decide or settle by law.
A is an unmarried woman.
means "Let the buyer beware."
means "Let the seller beware."
The on a legal document is an oflcial logo or design
stamped on the document to show ownership or authen-
ticity.
A(n) goes beyond the powers conferred upon a
corporation by its charter.
The word means against.
refers to the body of a crime; the basic facts that
constitute an act of crime.
means the thing speaks for itself.
A is one that deals with a person who breaks a law.
Generally, in a , one person brings an action against
another person for a wrong.
In a matter, the form of redress is financial.
In a matter, the form of redress is punishment and
imprisonment for breaking the law.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is a person is
protected from unreasonable .
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is a person
accused of serious crime must be brought to trial only
, oath
adjucate feme sole caveat
emptor
caveat venditorseal
ultra vires actversus
corpus delecti
res ipsa loquitorcriminal
matter
civil mattercivil criminal
search and seizure
indictment by a grand jury
, One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is no persons
twice
shall be put into jeopardy for the same crime.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is a defendant
testify against
is not required to himself or herself.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is no one can
due process of law
be deprived of life, liberty, or property without .
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is Indicted
trial by jury
persons are entitled to and assistance of counsel.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is indicted
prosecution witnesses
persons are entitled to be confronted by .
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is Indicted
witnesses
persons are entitled to have in their favor.
selected from the citizens of a community, usually a county
within a state, for the purpose of investigating and de-
grand jury
termining whether suflcient evidence exists to charge a
person with a criminal offense by means of an indictment.
The grand jury members consider all business brought
prosecutor, prosecuting attorney, or state's attorney
before them by this elected public oflcer.
An is the formal means of charging a defendant with
indictment
a crime after an investigation by a grand jury.
Another name for an indictment true bill
A hearing held to decide whether suflcient evidence exists
to order an accused person to be held over for trial in a preliminary examination
higher court within the jurisdiction.
The questioning of a witness by the party that has called
that witness to give evidence, in order to support the case Direct examination
that is being made.
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after a(n) , except in state prosecutions.
A(n) is any form of attestation by which a person
signifies that he or she is bound in conscience to perform
an act faithfully and truthfully.
To is to decide or settle by law.
A is an unmarried woman.
means "Let the buyer beware."
means "Let the seller beware."
The on a legal document is an oflcial logo or design
stamped on the document to show ownership or authen-
ticity.
A(n) goes beyond the powers conferred upon a
corporation by its charter.
The word means against.
refers to the body of a crime; the basic facts that
constitute an act of crime.
means the thing speaks for itself.
A is one that deals with a person who breaks a law.
Generally, in a , one person brings an action against
another person for a wrong.
In a matter, the form of redress is financial.
In a matter, the form of redress is punishment and
imprisonment for breaking the law.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is a person is
protected from unreasonable .
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is a person
accused of serious crime must be brought to trial only
, oath
adjucate feme sole caveat
emptor
caveat venditorseal
ultra vires actversus
corpus delecti
res ipsa loquitorcriminal
matter
civil mattercivil criminal
search and seizure
indictment by a grand jury
, One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is no persons
twice
shall be put into jeopardy for the same crime.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is a defendant
testify against
is not required to himself or herself.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is no one can
due process of law
be deprived of life, liberty, or property without .
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is Indicted
trial by jury
persons are entitled to and assistance of counsel.
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is indicted
prosecution witnesses
persons are entitled to be confronted by .
One of the protections of the Bill of Rights is Indicted
witnesses
persons are entitled to have in their favor.
selected from the citizens of a community, usually a county
within a state, for the purpose of investigating and de-
grand jury
termining whether suflcient evidence exists to charge a
person with a criminal offense by means of an indictment.
The grand jury members consider all business brought
prosecutor, prosecuting attorney, or state's attorney
before them by this elected public oflcer.
An is the formal means of charging a defendant with
indictment
a crime after an investigation by a grand jury.
Another name for an indictment true bill
A hearing held to decide whether suflcient evidence exists
to order an accused person to be held over for trial in a preliminary examination
higher court within the jurisdiction.
The questioning of a witness by the party that has called
that witness to give evidence, in order to support the case Direct examination
that is being made.
