|A| P l E #4 7 B T 10 11 T T 14 15 16 17 18 19 I 20 F W 3 24 fs _ '26 7 F | i i | | Across Down 3. Individual formally charged with a crime who is 1. This exempts an individual from additional facing trial punishment 5. Offenses punishable by nes 2. A statute that is unconstitutionally broad and 6. Physical control over property with the ability to punishes both, unprotected and protected speech freely use and enjoy the property or conduct 8. A civil action for words that harm an individual's 4. A sentence should "fit the crime." reputation 7. This type of deterrence is intended to deter or 11. A judicial opinion that controls the decision of adiscourage an offender from committing another court presented with the same issue crime 14. Awareness that conduct is practically certain t09. There must be a connection between an act and cause a result the resulting prohibited harm 17. A conscious intent to cause a particular result 10. Crime punishable by death or imprisonment for 18. This type of offense is based on personal more than a year characteristics or conditions rather than conduct 12. Guilty knowledge 19. The mental element of a crime 13. This type of sentence is served one after the 20. An executive governmental official reduces a other criminal sentence 15. A mental determination to accomplish a 23. Laws declaring an act criminal following the specific result commission of the act 16. Conduct that will result in a formal 25. First 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution pronouncement of condemnation 26. The physical or external component of a crime 21. Failure to act or to intervene to assist another 27. Criminal intent must trigger and coincide with a 22. Crimes that are inherently evil criminal act 24. The constitutional right to be free from unjustified governmental intrusion