People+in+a+court

These are the people involved in a court:
 * Judge:**In common law countries, judges usually operate under the adversarial system of justice. At the trial level a single judge usually presides over court proceedings (there are some narrow exceptions).
 * Jury:** The one who decides the verdict
 * Court clerk:** A court clerk is an [|officer of the court] whose responsibilities include maintaining the records of a [|court]. Another duty is to administer [|oaths] to [|witnesses], [|jurors], and [|grand jurors]. Traditionally, the clerk also was the custodian of the court's [|seal], which is used to authenticate copies of the court's [|orders], judgments and other records
 * Witness:** A witness is someone who has firsthand knowledge about a [|crime] or dramatic event through their [|senses] (e.g. seeing, hearing, smelling, touching) and can help certify important considerations to the crime or event. A witness who has seen the event firsthand is known as an //eye-witness//. Witnesses are often called before a [|court] of law to testify in trials.
 * Lawyers:** The ones who defend the accuser and accused
 * Accused:** The one that has been accused with a crime

What about the plaintiff (the accuser)? ~ Wei C ~

How do you know all this? You wanna get a law firm next time? ~ LBQ Wikipedia

~ He doesn't want a law firm do you? ~ FWC