adversary
opponent
apparent
plain to see
bailiff
the officer who guards prisoners while they are in the courtroom
blackmail
to get money ot favors from a person by threatening to reveal something bad about him or her
clemency
mercy
condemn
to pronounce guilty of a crime
conviction
the condition of being proven guilty
deceive
to mislead or trick
defense
side that speaks for a person who is accused of a crime
entrap
to trick
faulty
having faults
Imprison
to put in prison
involuntary
not performed by one's own free choice
manacle
an iron handcuff
motive
reason that makes a person act in a certain way
objective
impersonal
parole
a condition release from jail before the full sentence has been served
reasonable
fair
relevant
related
valid
supported by facts or evidence