Bail
Money or conditions set by a judge the Defendant must follow to stay out of jail while waiting for trial. It’s meant to make sure they show up to court.
Money or conditions set by a judge the Defendant must follow to stay out of jail while waiting for trial. It’s meant to make sure they show up to court.
The official list of crimes the Prosecutor believes the Defendant committed.
Another word for “lawyer” or “attorney.” During court you’ll probably hear the word “Counsel” most.
A lawyer whose job is to represent the Defendant (the person accused of the crime) and make sure they get a fair trial.
A government lawyer. Their job is to prove to a jury or judge that a crime was committed.
The state agency responsible for investigating reports of child abuse or neglect.
The place you went for the interview.
The person who has been charged with a crime.