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Across 4. Double ____ is a legal principle stating that a person who has been acquitted cannot be retried for the same crime. This principle has now been modified in the state of Victoria. 5. A crime where an accused unlawfully and intentionally kills another person 6. The release of an accused from custody, upon a written promise, while awaiting their hearing or trial 9. The standard of proof required in a criminal trial is ‘beyond ____’ (10,5) 13. The crime of killing another person without intention or due to mitigating circumstances 15. A sanction requiring an offender to serve a period of time held in detention or custody. 16. The crime of a woman killing her child, aged under two years, as a result of a mental disturbance due to childbirth 17. An illegal act or felony that can be prosecuted by the state and incur a sanction 20. The crime of dishonestly taking property belonging to another with the intention of depriving that person of the property 21. A serious offence heard before a judge and jury 23. A crime where an accused dishonestly takes another’s property with the intention of permanently keeping it 24. The person accused of a crime in the Magistrates’ Court 26. The party who brings a criminal case to court and represents society and the victim in a criminal trial 28. A penalty imposed on a person who has breached a criminal law 31. A procedure where police inform an individual of his or her rights prior to being interviewed 32. The Office of Police _____ hears complaints against police corruption and serious misconduct. 33. An individual who is injured or dies as a direct result of an act of violence committed against him or her is a ____ victim. 34. The number of days a suspected terrorist may be detained without charges being laid 35. ____ driving is the crime of causing the death of a person while driving a motor vehicle in a grossly careless manner.

Down 1. A criminal defence used when an offender can argue that he or she committed a crime through fear of death or serious injury 2. A state-sanctioned death sentence usually imposed by a court for a most serious offence (7,10) 3. The right to ____ aims to protect individuals from self-incrimination and uphold the legal principle of the presumption of innocence. 7. An aim of a criminal sanction where the court imposes a sanction that ensures victims and the community feel a sense of retribution 8. The party with the burden of proving the accused is guilty in a criminal trial 9. An aim of a criminal sanction that seeks to help offenders be able to live within the community without re-offending 10. An accused who is denied bail or cannot meet the conditions of bail is held in custody on ____. 11. A sentence where an offender serves more than one sentence simultaneously 12. The Latin term referring to a guilty mind (4,3) 14. Generally a person aged less than 18 years must have a ____ or guardian present while being questioned by the police 18. Civil _____ is a method a victim of crime might use to receive compensation through the courts. 19. The court that hears all summary offences in Victoria 22. An individual who assists someone to commit a crime either before or after the crime occurs 25. Blood, hair and saliva samples are examples of ____ evidence. 27. An organisation that provides financial assistance to eligible victims of crime (Acronym) 29. The minimum age at which a person can be charged with committing a criminal offence. 30. Homicide, serious assault and theft are examples of this type of law