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Sentence Completion

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A. Sentence Completion - Compleatis has sententias; Opta unum ex verbis:

accusation
accuser
accustory
advocate
advocacy
attest
testimony
testament
conjure
abjure
counsel
counselor
defendant
defense
indefensible
judicial
judicious
adjudicate
jurist
perjure
conjure
magistrate
patron
patronize
prosecute
prosecution
reus
scribe
inscribe
prescribe

  1. A defendant in a trial may be called a _____ by his lawyer.
  2. A defendant has a right to face his ________.
  3. The ________ for the defense needs to present the best case possible for his client.
  4. One who lies on the stand is said to _______ himself.
  5. The ________ of the doctor was enough to convict the defendant.
  6. "I did not know it was against the law" is an __________ argument.
  7. Sandra Day ­Connor is a ________ on the supreme court of the U.S.
  8. The defendant was found not guilty because the _______ did not make a clear case of the evidence against him.
  9. The witness said that the defendant was a regular ______ of her store.
  10. When the two neighbors could not resolve their differences, the best recourse was to __________ the matter.

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