Jurisprudence : It’s all the judgements who were
given. It’s a source of law because all of them influence the decision of the
judge. With the jurisprudence, we can see the application of the law before the
trial.
Doctrine : It’s another source of law because it’s
all the books and the legal works written by differents lawyer and officer of
justice.
Bailiff: A state employee who is executing all judgments
after trial, for example legal entry.
Courthouse : The government place where all the legal
activities are doing, for example, trial.
Lawyer : A court officer who gives legal advice,
helps and represents a citizen. A lawyer have do defend his client for his
benefit. The innoncence of his client must prove.
Contract : A legal document shows a legal act to
accomplish. It’s written by two people.
Complainant : The person who’s making a request in
court. It’s complainant versus respondent.
Verdict : A legal declaration by the jury or judge to affirm the guilty or
no guilty of the presume accused.
Convict : When the judge or jury are saying the
guilty of a person and are explaining the consequences of the decision.
Criminel Code : The book who edicted and described all the law about the criminel
juridiction.
Supreme Court : It’s the highest court in Canada.
This court can decides everything because there is nothing more powerful than
this court.
Judge : The legal officer who’s taking the decision.
Trial : Instance court. Exposition of a legal
problem in front of the judge to decide who is guilty like who has the fault.
Law firm : An office where many lawyers are working
to prepare their case.
Proof : A material element used to give validity of
our defence.
Affidavit : A legal statement who proof the truth of
a affirmation for use as evidence in court.
Quebec Court : It’s a court of first instance. This
authority has a legal competence to hear
the trial of civil juridiction.
Clerk of the court : Legal officer who’s taking
notes during the trial. He helps the judge to take his decision.
Witness : A person that can prove the truth of
something because he sees or hears it.
Swearing : It’s the act to swear. In front of the
judge, you attest that you will tell the truth.
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