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Legal Jargon

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  • To say a person is not guilty and did not perform a crime.
    arrest
    acquit
    accuse
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  • When a police officer takes away someone who has committed a crime.
    acquit
    accuse
    arrest
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  • To state that someone is guilty of a crime.
    convict
    compensate
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  • The crime of stealing money owned by someone else but which you were in charge of.
    murder
    arson
    embezzlement
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  • group of 12 people who listen to the evidence in a case and then decide if the accused is guilty.
    judge
    jury
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  • A less serious crime (American English)
    misdemeanor
    felony
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  • To be released from prison early but with restrictions on the person’s actions.
    parole
    perjury
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  • The person who starts an action in a court.
    police officer
    plaintiff
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  • A person who is believed to have committed a crime.
    suspect
    testify
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  • To order someone to go to a law court to answer questions
    forum
    witness
    subpoena
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  • To be found to have committed a crime.
    guilty
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  • A serious crime
    felony
    misdemeanor
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  • The lawyers who are trying to prove a person is guilty.
    prosecution
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  • The material and information that is used in a court case to show innocence or guilt.
    evidence
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  • synonyms for lawyer
    attorney
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  • A single item happening within a court.
    convict
    charge
    case
    compensate
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