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Across 5. Describing a local or family business with homemade products. 7. The gradual reduction of trade and diplomatic relations. 9. A collective word to describe the system of kings, queens, princes etc. 10. People with an interest in a business: consumers, employees, shareholders etc. 12. A group of twelve people who decide if you are guilty or innocent. 14. An attempt by an organized group of computer specialists to illegally enter another network. 16. A private, amateur army. 18. Murder by a mob (usually by hanging). 19. Someone who breaks into your computer to steal data or cause damage. 20. The payment of money to avoid going to prison before your trial. 21. A weak point in the law exploited by clever (but unethical) people. 22. A (working) boat.

Down 1. Remove or destroy completely. 2. A person who takes the law into his own hands (often to get revenge). 3. To join together: the opposite of 'segregate'. 4. Describing a range of animal and plant species. 6. Fish farms. 8. A set number (to limit fish catches, for example). 11. Unwanted types of seafood caught by mistake. 13. Dynamic and exciting. 'A _________ community'. 15. The control (and banning) of news by a government. 17. Trivial.' _________ crime.'