affidavit - a written statement sworn to before a person officially permitted by law to administer an oath, arraignment - a pre-trial legal proceeding in which the accused is informed of the charges made against him, and enter a plea of guilty or not guilty, autopsy - the medical examination of a dead body to find out the cause of death, bail - the money that is paid by an accused for his release to ensure his reappearance in court, booking - the process of fingerprinting, photographing, and recording the arrest of a person by the police, charge to the jury - the instructions that a judge gives to the jury about the laws involved in the case, closing statement - a speech made by a lawyer in order to summarize the case and remind the jury of the crucial pieces of evidence., cross-examination - the questioning of a witness by an attorney of the opposition-comes directly after direct examination, defendant - the accused person in a criminal case, direct examination - the questioning of a witness for the first time by a lawyer, evidence - any information including testimony, documents, or physical objects that a court allows a lawyer to introduce during a trial, homocide - the killing of another human being, manslaughter - the reckless killing of another human being, objection - a point of order raised by a lawyer to the attempted introduction of evidence by the other side , objection overruled - the words used by a judge when he disagrees with the lawyer who raised the objection, objection sustained - the words used by the judge when he agrees with the lawyer who raised the objection, perjury - the willful giving of false testimony under oath in court, subpoena - a court order requiring a person to go to court as a witness, verdict - the formal decision made by a jury in a trial, testimony - an oral statement of evidence given by a witness, while under oath, during a court proceeding,

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