| Definition | Term | % Correct |
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| The party that institutes criminal proceedings against an accused on behalf of the state. | Prosecution | 83%
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| An act or omission that is against an existing law, harmful to both an individual and to society, and punishable by law. | Crime | 75%
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| A person charged with a criminal offence but who has not been found guilty or pleaded guilty. | Accused | 63%
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| A person who has been found guilty of a criminal offence by a court. | Offender | 63%
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| An amount of money that one party is ordered to pay to another party for loss or harm suffered. It is the most common remedy in a civil claim. | Damages | 58%
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| The party who makes a legal claim against another party in court (in civil disputes). | Plaintiff | 58%
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| A party who is alleged to have breached a civil law and who is being sued by a plaintiff. | Defendant | 54%
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| The degree or extent to which a case must be proved in court. | Standard of Proof | 50%
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| The obligation of a party to prove a case. | Burden of Proof | 46%
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| A penalty imposed by a court on a person guilty of a criminal offence. | Sanction | 38%
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| A Latin term that literally means 'wrong'; a wrong that interferes with a person's legally protected interests | Tort | 21%
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| Any order made by a court (or tribunal) designed to address a civil wrong or a breach. | Remedy | 17%
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