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1. | A gas ___ protects soldiers from breathing poisonous gases in wartime. |
3. | One ___ of a beautiful woman's perfume can drive a man crazy. |
5. | To ___ someone is to bother them enough that they want to leave or they want you to leave. |
7. | The judge might ___ a lawyer for 'contempt of court.' Or the judge might put the lawyer in jail overnight. |
9. | A court ___ is the official who administers court business and operations. |
10. | A judge might ___ a case because it is a waste of the court's time and the defendant's time. |
12. | If you don't ___ to a subpoena, you might end up in jail. |
14. | If you ___ problems that irritate your neighbor, he might take you to court. |
17. | A ___ is a member of a jury. |
20. | A ___ usually consists of 12 jurors, but sometimes there are only six. |
21. | Because they want to get a lot of money from a jury, people often ___ that the defendant caused them to suffer terrible injuries. |
22. | If a TV show produces 100 episodes, it qualifies for syndication. Then people can watch ___s over and over for years and years. |
24. | If your wife wants to divorce you, you won't be able to ___ her lawyer. |
26. | If you can't speak English, you're not ___ for jury duty. |
27. | ___ and indigestion often go together. Sometimes you get ___ if you don't eat enough fiber. |
28. | If you have a physical or mental ___, the government might give you money to help you out. |
30. | Would you ___ to pay a fine or go to jail? Most people would ___ to pay the fine. |
31. | A ___ lawyer might be able to convince a jury that a guilty man is not guilty. |
32. | Everyone has a ___ to obey the law and pay their taxes. |