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A legal official who brings charges and conducts a case against an accused person.
Prosecutor
When the police take someone into custody because they suspect that person of breaking the law.
Arrest
A legal document authorizing the police to arrest someone or search a place.
Warrant
A justified belief that a person may have been involved in wrongdoing.
Reasonable suspicion
The process of returning a suspect from one country to another for trial.
Extradition
Monitoring or observing people or places to collect information, often for prevention or investigation.
Surveillance
The activity of maintaining peace and order, especially in conflict or post-conflict areas.
Peacekeeping
A sudden, coordinated police operation to capture suspects or seize illegal goods.
Raid
Criminal activity that crosses national borders, such as drug or human trafficking.
Transnational crime
The application of scientific methods to investigate crimes and analyze evidence.
Forensics
The control panel in front of the driver containing instruments and indicators.
Dashboard
Foot-operated controls for acceleration, braking, and (in manual cars) clutching.
Pedals
Cushioned places for the driver and passengers to sit.
Seats
Safety straps designed to protect occupants in the event of an accident.
Seat belts
A gauge that shows the vehicle’s speed.
Speedometer
The rear storage space of a car.
Trunk (Boot)
