deposition
depose
interrogative
interrogatory
cross-examination
reexamination
redirect examination
inquisitorial
examination
allegation
committing magistrate
prosecutorial
testilying
interrogational
inquisitory
grand jury
direct examination
accusatorial
indictable
complaint
prosectorial
indictably
assizes
advocate
questioning
cross-examine
special prosecutor
defendant
interview under caution
attorney
defend
prosecutor
interview
esquire
Crown prosecutor
cross
pursue
dep
jurisprudence
interrogee
crim. con.
buttonholing
proceedings
buttonholer
challenge
right of counsel
take the stand
oral argument
counselor
represent
charge
prosecutorially
in the act
crown witness
submission
administrative hearing
condonation
denounce
prosecute
defense lawyer
defense attorney
prevaricate
witnessdom
depone
trial attorney
trial lawyer
prosecutee
grilling
postdeposition
mouthpiece
assize
appositional
arrest
postdepositional
state's attorney
state attorney
prosectorship
deponent
sculd
indictable offence
objection
underlawyer
prosecutorship
exhibit
prosecutive
in the dock
procureur
buttonhole
criminate
independent counsel
verballing
Inquisition
not guilty

English words for '(law) a pretrial interrogation of a witness; usually conducted in a lawyer's office'

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