a separate part of a legal document that requires or talks about something specific
(law) an official written document that people sign to agree on something or accept something as true
(law) an official gathering in a court of law, especially without the presence of the jury, to find out information about a case and listen to evidence
belonging or appropriate for a court, a judge, or the administration of justice
officially allowed or accepted according to the rules or laws that apply to a particular situation
to try to charge someone officially with a crime in a court as the lawyer of the accuser
(usually plural) people with decision-making power over a specific area in a country
権威者,当局
a formal statement saying something is true, particularly made by a witness in court
anything that proves the truth or possibility of something, such as facts, objects, or signs
a legal process where a judge and jury examine evidence in court to decide if the accused is guilty
an amount of money that must be paid in order for someone who is accused of a crime to be released until their trial
保釈金,バail
to officially ask a higher court to review and reverse the decision made by a lower court
a person in a law court who is sued by someone else or is accused of committing a crime
an unfinished version of something written that might be subject to change before it is finished
a formal or legal process in which it is decided if someone has done something wrong or illegal