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LAW AND ORDER VOCABULARY

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  • The ____ said she was home alone all evening, but of course it was impossible to be sure.
    accused
  • The ____ of the robbery was the owner of the shop.
    victim
  • The ___ delivered the final sentence after an accused was found guilty by the jury.
    judge
  • We could hardly understand the ___ in court because he was crying and in such distress.
    victim
  • The thief was ___ because his fingerprints matched the ones found in the crime scene.
    guilty
  • He got a life ____ for the robbery and his wife got two years for not telling the police what she saw.
    imprisonment
  • The ____ stood looking at the floor while he listened.
    accused
  • There was very little ___ against him, so the police released him.
    evidence
  • The ___ lasted for four months and then, because of the problem, they had to stop and start again.
    trial
  • The judge delivered the final sentence after an accused was found ___ by the ____.
    guilty, jury
  • In the recent ______,t hieves stole 5 cars in the town centre.
    crime wave
  • The bank robbery ___ lasted a month.
    trial
  • We have no idea what the ___will be- it's impossible to predict what might happen.
    verdict
  • Apart from police officers, nobody is allowed near the ____.
    crime scene
  • ____is not so serious crime.
    Petty crime
  • The ____ has gone up in recent years-every day you hear about another crime.
    crime rate
  • You'll get a ____ if they catch you on the train without a ticket.
    fine
  • _____ usually involves large gangs of criminals.
    Organized crime
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