1.
To ban or forbid something from happening.
2.
To limit, cut back, or shorten a right or power.
3.
To gather together in a group peacefully.
4.
To make a formal request to the government for a change.
5.
To fix a wrong or make things right.
6.
A formal complaint about a unfair or illegal action.
7.
A group of everyday citizens trained to fight in emergencies, not regular army soldiers.
8.
Safety and protection from danger or harm.
9.
To violate, break, or step on someone's rights or rules.
10.
Official permission or agreement to let something happen.
11.
The act of police or government taking away your property by force or law.
12.
A formal, legal promise that carries the same weight as a religious oath.
13.
Well-known for doing something very bad or disgraceful.
14.
An official legal document formally charging someone with a crime.
15.
Danger or risk of suffering harm or punishment.
16.
To force someone to do something against their will.
17.
Having something essential (like freedom or property) taken away.
18.
Money paid to make up for loss, damage, or property taken by the government.
19.
The legal process of taking someone to court to prove they committed a crime.
20.
Fair and neutral; not taking any side.
