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| The power and authority for a court to have a hearing and make a judgment |
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| authority of a court to try it the first time |
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| local courts that handle minor matters |
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| a child 16-18 who has commited an adult crime |
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| who is homeless and without parental care |
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| invite a third party in a dispute |
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| were a case goes to court brought up by another person |
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| the defendants response to the plantiffs allegations |
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| money or propert left to the court so a deffendant wont leave if realesed |
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| the accused is brought to court and asked to pleade guilty or not guilty |
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| case with to people from different states and exceeds 75,000$ |
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| courts between highest and lowest courts |
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| a court thathandles criminal and civial cases |
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| something that is wrong but not a crime |
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| procces of handling a court situation without going to court |
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| power to settle a dipute to a third party |
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| short trial run before a real jury |
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| the settlement of a problem without going 2 court |
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| the juries decision on a case |
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| is deprived of freedom by a police officer |
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