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Crime and Punishment A-Z
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N - Nobody ... that the burglar had stolen the video.
noticed
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H - The terrorists .. .the plane and threatened to kill all the passengers
hijacked
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E - There wasn't enough ... to charge them with the crime.
evidence
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A - The police.... him at the scene of the crime.
arrested
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U - The bank robbers tunnelled ... the road to rob the bank.
under
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S - They steal from shops.
shoplifters
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Z - The drunk driver ran a man over on a ... crossing
zebra
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G - The opposite of innocent is ...
guilty
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P - A ... steals your wallet in the street.
pickpocket
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X - Security guards use ... machines at airports to catch smugglers.
x-ray
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D - He ... robbing the bank and said he had an alibi.
denied
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B - She tried to ... him by saying she would send the photos to the press
blackmail
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O - Another word for a crime is an ...
offence
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C - The detective searched the house looking for ...
clues
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I - Something which is ... is against the law.
illegal
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V - the decision of the court is called the ...
verdict
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J - The 12 people who vote to decide a court case are the...
jury
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F - I had to pay a parking ...
fine
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T - Their ... was on TV for months until we knew the final outcome.
trial
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K - The gang ... a businessman and demanded money from his family.
kidnapped
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R - If the police decide not to charge you they... you.
release
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Y - .... are people who commit crimes and are often given community service to do.
youths
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L - For very serious crimes, people are given a ... sentence.
life
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W - A person who sees a crime is the ...
witness
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Q - The detective wanted to ... him again.
question
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M - The name of the judge who decides minor offences.
magistrate
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