Match the definitions to the correct term.

• This word refers to the freedom to decide what should be done in a particular situation.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 1

• A claim or assertion that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically one made without proof.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 10

• A more serious crime.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 8

• A less serious crime.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 7

• A good reason or reasonable grounds to do something.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 9

• The part in a trial during which a witness is questioned by a lawyer from the opposing side.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 11

• The state of being held in low esteem by the public.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 6

• Another term for lawyer.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 5

• Decision based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 4

• To actively break the terms of a law or an agreement.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 3

• To give evidence as a witness in a law court.
  1. discretionary
  2. testify
  3. infringe
  4. arbitrary
  5. counsel
  6. disrepute
  7. summary offence
  8. indictable offence
  9. articulable cause
  10. allegation
  11. cross-examination

Answer: 2