judge, A person who decides how the law should be applied in court., plaintiff, A person who brings a legal action against another person or organization in court., defendant, A person who is accused of a crime or is being sued in court., lawyer, A person who represents people in legal matters and gives them legal advice., witness, A person who has seen an event, especially a crime, and can describe it., jury, A group of people who listen to the facts in a trial and decide whether the defendant is guilty., case, A legal matter that is being investigated or decided by a court., trial, The process in which a court examines evidence and decides whether someone is guilty., charge, To officially accuse someone of committing a crime., prosecutor, A person who represents the government in court and tries to prove that the defendant committed a crime., convict, To say that someone is guilty of a crime after examining the facts., sentence, To officially decide what punishment a person who is guilty of a crime must receive., sue, To take legal action against a person or organization, usually by bringing a case to court., testify, To give information in court by answering questions about what you know., swear, To make a serious promise that you are telling the truth, often in a court of law., claim, To make a formal statement that something is true, although it may not have been proved., evidence, Information, objects, or facts that help prove whether something is true., parole, The conditional release of a prisoner before the end of their sentence, under certain rules.

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