Accse: Place where you enter or arrive at a site.
Verb: "prohibited access"
Arrest: Provisionally detain a person suspected of having committed a crime.
Verb: "the police officers arrested the couple while trying to pass the merchandise"
Bail: Amount of money or valuable object that is given to ensure the fulfillment of an obligation or a payment.
Noun: "the criminal action that arises in these crimes is public and may be exercised without the need for any deposit or bail"
Charge: Misdemeanor or crime charged to a person.
Verb: "all charges were dropped and he was released"
Cell: A small, sparsely furnished room, especially in a prison or convent.
Verb: "detainees are together in cells with capacity for four or five people"
Court: A court of law.
Noun: "in this court it will be declared if this man is guilty"
Culprit: Who has or is blamed for something.
Noun: "your friends are to blame for not calling me on the phone"
Fine: With verbs that denote human activities related to leisure, in a pleasant, pleasant or happy way.
Noun: "we had a great time on the trip"
Guilty: That he is responsible for a crime.
Adjective: "the jury found the defendant guilty"
Innocent: Person who is free from guilt or sin.
Adjective: "the jury found him not guilty"
Jail: Place where those convicted or suspected of a crime are guarded.
Noun: "These prisoners go to jail"
Judge: That he has taken an oath to carry out his position or his work.
Noun: "sworn interpreter"
Jury: A group of citizens who are chosen by lottery to collaborate with the judge in a judicial process.
Noun: "these people are today's jury"
Plead: Arguments or reasons that serve to demonstrate or support something that is said or to defend something that has been done.
Verb: "he argued that the lack of precedent was a historical fact, but not a conceptual or philosophical argument"
Prison: Penalty of deprivation of liberty that is less than imprisonment and greater than arrest.
Noun: "he was sentenced to ten years in prison"
Sentence: Set of words that makes sense, even if it does not consist of a subject and a predicate.
Noun: "you will have good luck"
