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1.
The legal punishment of being executed for a
crime
5.
A person who steals from a shop
7.
The money offered for helping the police to
find a criminal or something which has been
stolen
2.
The crime of setting fire to the building or
burning one's own property
3.
A person who makes a copy of something in
order to deceive people
4.
Deceiving someone in order to make money or
obtain goods illegally
6.
The act of stealing
8.
Killing a person intentionally
9.
Adjudged to have committed a crime
10.
The crime of stealing
11.
The crime of entering a building illegally in
order to steal
13.
The punishment of being put in prison for a
very long time until death
12.
A proof that someone was not in the place
where a crime happened and so cannot be
guilty
15.
The mark made on something by the pattern of
curved lines on the end of someone's finger
16.
A person who drives too fast
14.
An illegal action
17.
20.
A person who is thought to have committed a
crime
A gun, knife, or other object used to kill or hurt
someone
18.
Driving at an illegal or dangerous speed
22.
Method of identifying a suspected people by
trying to get an accurate picture of the physical
appearance of a criminal
19.
To recognize a particular person or thing, such
as a criminal or something that has been
stolen
24.
Someone who is harmed or killed by another
21.
26.
An illegal copy of a document
A covering of real or artificial hair that you
wear on your head
28.
The crime of destruction of public or private
property
23.
To take something that belongs to another
person without permission
32.
A group of people in a court of law who have
been chosen to listen to the fact in a case and
decide whether the accused person is guilty or
innocent
24.
A person who damages property on purpose
25.
Doing work for the a community as
punishment
27.
A person who steals from a bank
29.
Stealing from a shop
30.
A sum of money that must be paid as
punishment for breaking al low rule
31.
Clothes and other things that you wear to
change the way you look so that people cannot
recognize you
34.
A person who commits a crime
37.
A person who attacks and steals from people in
a public place
38.
Someone who steals things
40.
Someone with authority to decide on a
sentence in a court of law
42.
The punishment given by a court of law
33.
43.
A person who sees a crime, and who appears
in court to give evidence about it
A person who steals things by breaking into a
house
34.
The place where a trial takes place
44.
To take and keep someone prisoner with the
authority of the law
35.
The act of punishing
36.
Being sent to prison for a specified length of
time
37.
Attacking and stealing from people in a public
place
39.
Punishment involving bodily pain
41.
A place where people are kept as a punishment
for crimes
46.
Taking someone away by force and illegally,
and demanding money (a ransom) in order to
release them
45.
A way of identifying criminals by measuring the
length and the strength of the human voice
48.
Money paid for the release of a person held as
a prisoner
51.
A person who captures someone and demands
money for his release
53.
Killing a person unintentionally
54.
A person who writes something false and
offensive about someone
55.
A person who kills someone unintentionally
47.
56.
A false publication that damages a person's
reputation.
A legal process to decide if someone is guilty of
a crime
49.
57.
A line of people, including one person who is
suspected of a crime, who are shown to a
witness to see if he/she recognizes the criminal
A person who kills someone illegally or on
purpose
50.
Not guilty of a specific crime or offense
52.
To give freedom someone
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1. The legal punishment of being executed for a
crime /DEATH PENALTY/
5. A person who steals from a shop /SHOPLIFTER/
7. The money offered for helping the police to
find a criminal or something which has been
stolen /REWARD/
11. The crime of entering a building illegally in
order to steal /BURGLARY/
12. A proof that someone was not in the place
where a crime happened and so cannot be
guilty /ALIBI/
14. An illegal action /OFFENCE /
20. A person who is thought to have committed a
crime /SUSPECT/
22. Method of identifying a suspected people by
trying to get an accurate picture of the physical
appearance of a criminal
/COMPUTER AIDED VIDEOFIT/
24. Someone who is harmed or killed by another
/VICTIM/
26. An illegal copy of a document /FORGERY/
28. The crime of destruction of public or private
property /VANDALISM/
32. A group of people in a court of law who have
been chosen to listen to the fact in a case and
decide whether the accused person is guilty or
innocent /JURY/
34. A person who commits a crime /CRIMINAL/
37. A person who attacks and steals from people in a
public place /MUGGER/
38. Someone who steals things /THIEF/
40. Someone with authority to decide on a sentence
in a court of law /JUDGE/
2.
3.
4.
6.
8.
9.
10.
13.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
21.
23.
24.
25.
27.
29.
30.
31.
42. The punishment given by a court of law
/SENTENCE/
43. A person who sees a crime, and who appears in
court to give evidence about it /WITNESS/
44. To take and keep someone prisoner with the
authority of the law /ARREST/
45. A way of identifying criminals by measuring the
length and the strength of the human voice
/VOICE RECOGNITION/
48. Money paid for the release of a person held as a
prisoner /RANSOM/
51. A person who captures someone and demands
money for his release /KIDNAPPER/
53. Killing a person unintentionally /MANSLAUGHTER/
54. A person who writes something false and
offensive about someone /LIBELER/
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
39.
41.
46.
55. A person who kills someone unintentionally
/MANSLAYER/
47.
56. A false publication that damages a person's
reputation. /LIBEL/
49.
57. A line of people, including one person who is
suspected of a crime, who are shown to a witness
to see if he/she recognizes the criminal
/IDENTITY PARADE/
50.
52.
The crime of setting fire to the building or burning
one's own property /ARSON /
A person who makes a copy of something in order
to deceive people /FORGER /
Deceiving someone in order to make money or
obtain goods illegally /FRAUD /
The act of stealing /ROBBERY/
Killing a person intentionally /MURDER/
Adjudged to have committed a crime /GUILTY/
The crime of stealing /THEFT/
The punishment of being put in prison for a
very long time until death /LIFE SENTENCE /
The mark made on something by the pattern of
curved lines on the end of someone's finger
/FINGERPRINT/
A person who drives too fast /SPEEDER /
A gun, knife, or other object used to kill or hurt
someone /WEAPON/
Driving at an illegal or dangerous speed
/SPEEDING/
To recognize a particular person or thing, such
as a criminal or something that has been stolen
/IDENTIFY/
A covering of real or artificial hair that you
wear on your head /WIG/
To take something that belongs to another
person without permission /STEAL/
A person who damages property on purpose
/VANDAL/
Doing work for the a community as
punishment /COMMUNITY SERVICE/
A person who steals from a bank /ROBBER/
Stealing from a shop /SHOPLIFTING/
A sum of money that must be paid as punishment
for breaking al low rule /FINE/
Clothes and other things that you wear to change
the way you look so that people cannot recognize
you /DISGUISE/
A person who steals things by breaking into a
house /BURGLER/
The place where a trial takes place /COURT OF
LAW/
The act of punishing /PUNISHMENT/
Being sent to prison for a specified length of time
/PRISON SENTENCE/
Attacking and stealing from people in a public
place /MUGGING/
Punishment involving bodily pain
/PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT /
A place where people are kept as a punishment for
crimes /PRISON/
Taking someone away by force and illegally, and
demanding money (a ransom) in order to release
them /KIDNAPPING/
A legal process to decide if someone is guilty of a
crime /TRIAL/
A person who kills someone illegally or on purpose
/MURDERER/
Not guilty of a specific crime or offense
/INNOCENT/
To give freedom someone /RELEASE/