⚖️ Part 1: Legal Terms Matching

Instructions: Match each legal term on the left with its correct definition on the right by drawing lines.

1. Defendant

2. Solicitor

3. Magistrate

4. Jury

5. Verdict

A. A group of 12 people who decide if someone is guilty

B. A lawyer who gives legal advice to clients

C. The final decision in a court case

D. A person accused of committing a crime

E. A judge who deals with minor criminal cases

📝 Part 2: Fill in the Blanks

Instructions: Complete each sentence using the words from the box below.

Word Bank: barrister, Crown Court, guilty, innocent, appeal

1. If you disagree with a court's decision, you can file an _____________ to a higher court.

2. A _____________ is a lawyer who represents clients in higher courts and wears a wig and gown.

3. Serious criminal cases are heard in the _____________.

4. In UK law, everyone is considered _____________ until proven otherwise.

5. If the jury finds the defendant committed the crime, they return a _____________ verdict.

🏛️ Part 3: Multiple Choice

6. What is the highest court in the UK?

High Court

Supreme Court

Crown Court

Court of Appeal

7. At what age can someone be held criminally responsible in England and Wales?

8 years old

10 years old

12 years old

16 years old

8. Which of these is NOT a type of UK court? (Choose one)

Magistrates' Court

Family Court

Federal Court

Youth Court

UK Law Vocabulary Worksheet

UK Law Vocabulary Worksheet

⚖️ Part 1: Legal Terms Matching

📝 Part 2: Fill in the Blanks

🏛️ Part 3: Multiple Choice

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