Legal Terms tagged with 'Criminal Defense'
- Pro Se
- Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
- Misdemeanor
- Reasonable Suspicion
- Plea Bargain
- Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
- Corroborating Evidence
- Change of Venue
- Wet Reckless
- Work Permit
- Walk and Turn Test
- Field Sobriety Test
- Legal Limit
- Bailee (Custodian)
- Zero Tolerance
- Urine Test
- Test Refusal
- Retainer
- Hearsay
- Murder
- Clear and Convincing Evidence
- Intoxication
- Bail
- Larceny
- Per Se Law
- Rising Alcohol Defense
- One-Leg Stand Test
- Criminal Defendant
- Criminal Lawyer
- Discovery
- Warrant
- Witness
- Criminal Law
- Probable Cause
- Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
- Ignition Interlock Device (IID)
- Habitual Offender
- Enhancements
- DWI Assault
- Hardship License
- Operating Under the Influence (OUI)
- Preliminary Alcohol Screening (PAS)
- Expungement
- Forgery
- Grand Jury
- Manslaughter
- Battery
- Plea
- Indictment
- Inadmissible
- Leading Question
- Appearance
- Burn Off
- Chemical Test
- Intentional Tort
- Ex Post Facto
- Felony
- Arraignment
- Nullum Crimen Sine Lege
- Own Recognizance
- Diversion
- Criminal Judge
- Incapacity
- No Bill
- Evidence
- Interrogation
- Objection
- Aggravated DUI
- Blood Test
- Prosecution
- Three Strikes, You're Out
- Actual Violence
- Public Defender
- Inquest
- Insanity Defense
- Prosecute
- Breathalyzer Test
- Probation
- Insider Trading
- Warrantless Arrest
- Conviction
- Administrative License Revocation Hearing
- Administrative Per Se Laws
- Chemical Dependency Evaluation
- Ability to Stand Trial
- Unlawful Confinement
- Lesser Included Offense
- Sine Qua Non
- Presumption of Innocence
- Prime Suspect
- Pro Per
- Probative Value
- White-Collar Crime
- Youthful Offender
- Admission of Evidence
- Arraign
- Entrapment
- Premeditation
- Equal Protection of the Law
- Unjust Enrichment
- Innocent
- Willful
- Badgering the Witness
- Accuser
- Voluntary Manslaughter
- Prostitute
- Day in Court
- Admission of Guilt
- Affirmative Defense
- Capital Case
- Capital Offense
- Guilty
- Second Degree Murder
- Cop a Plea
- Back-to-Back Life Sentences
- Crime of Passion
- Criminal
- Criminal Attorney
- Character Witness
- Compounding a Felony
- Criminal Case
- Defense
- Miranda Warning
- Trier of Fact
- Plea Agreement
- Aid and Abet
- Blackmail
- Clemency
- Judge Advocate General (JAG)
- Closing Argument
- Codefendant
- False Advertising
- Felonious
- Genuine Issue of Material Fact
- Felony Murder Doctrine
- Irrelevant
- Harmless Error
- Incompetence
- Absolute Pardon
- Acceptance of Plea
- Accomplice
- International Crime
- Involuntary
- Competence
- Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organization Statue (RICO)
- Imprison
- Indirect Contempt of Court
- False Imprisonment
- Alford Plea
- Twinkie Defense
- Assault and Battery
- Attorney
- Bench Trial
- Plausible Deniability
- Burden of Persuasion
- Assault
- Competent Witness
- Suspended Sentence
- Negligent Homicide
- Attempted Assault
- Reckless Homicide
- Assault With A Deadly Weapon
- Depraved Heart Murder
- Felony Murder
- Temporary Insanity
- Alibi
- Complete Defense
- Demonstrative Evidence
- Indictable Offense
- Turn State's Evidence
- Accomplice Witness
- Admission to Bail
- Wilful Killing
- Acquit
- Attenuate
- Accumulative Judgment
- Zealous Witness
- Atone
- Motion to Dismiss
- Absolute Liability
- Involuntary Manslaughter
- Turncoat Witness
- Tolling Agreement
- Reasonable Doubt
- Rebuttal
- Safe Harbor
- Red Herring
- Adverse Party
- Anticipatory Warrant
- Swear
- Treble Damages
- Polygraph
- Testify
- Target Witness
- Autopsy
- Summary Adjudication
- Argumentative
- Swift Witness
- Admission Against Interest
- Passion
- Suppression of Evidence
- Prior
- Probative
- Gun Control Act of 1968 (GCA, GCA68)
- Domestic Assault
- Pardon
- Money Laundering
- Wells Submission
- Veracity
- Watkins v. United States (1957)
- Relevance
- Speculation
- Hostile Witness
- Take the Fifth
- Reasonable Belief
- Motion to Strike
- Recidivism
- Arrestee
- Detention
- Retrial
- False Evidence
- Special Prosecutor
- Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
- Prosecutorial Discretion
- Overturn
- Acceptance of Service
- Perpetrator
- Victim
- Wrongful Conviction
- Pretrial
- Robbery
- Sex Offender
- Surrebuttal
- Recognizance
- Sentence
- Respondent
- Nolo Contendere
- Life Imprisonment
- Michael Morton Act
- Rape Kit
- Child Protective Services (CPS)
- Self-Incrimination
- Arresting Officer
- DNA Evidence
- Sustained
- DNA Profiling
- Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD)
- Self-Defense
- Deferred Adjudication
- Adjudication Withheld
- Anger Management
- Plea in Abeyance
- Fact Witness
- First Offense
- Opposing Counsel
- Criminal Charge
- Civil Compromise
- Motion to Suppress
- Community Sentence
- Initial Appearance
- Malicious Prosecution
- Lesser Related Offense
- Time Served
- Consciousness of Guilt
- Parole
- Restorative Justice
- Reversible Error
- Vacatur
- Res Gestae
- Presentence Investigation Report (PSIR)
- Rebuttable Presumption
- Praecipe
- Legal Representation
- Civil Penalty
- Plea in Abatement
- Complicity
- Scienter
- Necessity
- Plain View Doctrine
- Co-Conspirator
- Fleeing Felon Rule
- Partial Defense
- Plea Colloquy
- Motion to Quash
- Material Witness
- Investigation
- Unclassified Misdemeanor
- Informant
- Partial Verdict
- Information
- Opening Statement
- Suspect
- Speedy Trial
- Shoplifting
- Rest
- Speedy Trial Act (1974)
- Detainee
- Bar
- Consensual Crime
- Delict
- Attempted Murder
- Inchoate Offense
- Allocution
- Public Urination
- Judgment Proof
- Confrontation Clause
- Crime Scene
- Ignorantia Juris Non Excusat
- Mens Rea
- Conclusive Presumption
- Dispositive Motion
- Demurrer
- Negligence Per Se
- Mistake of Fact
- Tampering with Evidence
- Pretrial Intervention Program
- Oral Argument
- Mistake of Law
- Actus Reus
- Defense of Infancy
- Condonation
- Pinkerton Liability
- Peace Bond
- Prisoner
- Parole Board
- Provocation
- Injustice
- Traffic Ticket
- Castle Doctrine
- Notice
- False Confession
- Shocks the Conscience
- Reciprocal Discovery
- Proportionality
- Stand-Your-Ground Law
- Duty to Retreat
- Fighting Words
- Habit Evidence
- Jury Nullification
- Diminished Capacity
- Direct Examination
- Exclusionary Rule
- CSI Effect
- Exculpatory Evidence
- McNabb-Mallory Rule
- Irresistible Impulse Test
- Legal Technicality
- Legality
- In Re Gault (1967)
- Bill Of Particulars
- Abuse Excuse
- Justifiable Homicide
- Miranda v. Arizona (1966)
- Gay Panic Defense
- Culpability
- Overt Act
- Norris v. Alabama (1935)
- Trans Panic Defense
- Strike from the Record
