Act  - A law or decision made by parliament., Citizen - Someone who lives in a state/nation and is entitled to protection., Conditional discharge - When there is no punishment for a crime as long as the person does not commit another crime within 2 years., Democracy - The system of voting for representatives to make up a government., Devolution - Power has been taken from national government and given to local government., Belief - Feeling certain that something exists or is true., Discrimination - The unfair and prejudicial treament of others, linked to one of the nine protected characteristics, defined in the Equality Act. , Extremisim - Having extreme views, for example on religion or politics, Injustice - When people are treated unfairly, Intolerance - Not willing to accept views that are different to your own., Individual liberty - The freedom for people to live as they want to., Tolerance - Being willing to accept views and beliefs that are different from your own., Reform - Making a positive change in a person's behaviour., Vote - Being free to make your own choice in an election., Restorative justice - When the victim of crime gets an apology from the offender, Royal Assent - When a new act from parliament, become law. it has been signed by the Monarch, Monarch - The King or Queen who is the head of state (country)., Petition - When the people make a formal request for change, to the government., Rule of Law - The approved rules of the land which must be followed to avoid legal proceeding being taken., Stereotype - An oversimplified, fixed belief, which may be true or untrue, linked to a particular person or thing. ,

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