被告人又は被疑者である被収容者の面会及び信書の発受の英語

plaintiffs and defendants are both litigants

to establish a defendant's identity

a person is the accused in a criminal case

the act of writing down both the claim of an accuser and of an accused

（民事なら）plaintiff and defendant―（刑事なら）―accuser and accused

the action of an accuser taking a person accused to a court of law

a position called the accused in a criminal case

a civil action that has several plaintiffs or several defendants

in a trial, to question people whose testimonies differ while they are face to face

The judge declared the prisoner guilty―convicted the prisoner.

a written statement that records the deposition of a suspect, shortened from {'kensatsukan menzen chousho'}

the defendant and his legal advisors collectively

the plaintiff and the defendant at a trial

to conduct a trial while having the accuser and the accused in a courtroom

the relationship between a defendant and a public prosecutor

of a civil suit, an incidental appeal filed along with the final appeal

The prisoner is not allowed to see visitors pending the trial.

the calling of a defendant to a court to answer to the charge of an indictment, called arraignment

to cite the plaintiff―cite the defendant

“How do you find the accused?"—“We find him guilty [not guilty, innocent]."

be the defense counsel for someone in a trial

the person who is the accused in a case

to depose a judge or public prosecutor

a person whose situation is that of being affected by pollution

in a lawsuit, hearings of intermediate appeal, final appeal, and complaint

questioning done by the opposing side when a witness is called

an act of investigating a suspect during a voluntary appearance without detaining him or her

in a court proceeding between an accused and an accuser, to make a clear distinction about who is right

an answer by a defendant that fails to admit or deny the allegations set forth in the complaint

Who appears for the plaintiff? And who appears for the defendant?