To take something away from someone by force, threat, or unlawful means.
Rob smb of
To confess or acknowledge that you did something, usually something wrong or embarrassing.
Admit to smth or doing smth
To consider or pay attention to something when making a decision or judgment.
Take account of smth
A person who attacks and robs someone in a public place, typically using violence or the threat of violence.
A mugger
A violation of laws or regulations that govern how vehicles are operated on public roads.
A traffic offence
To make someone suffer a penalty or consequence because they did something wrong.
Punish smb for
To say or think that a person is responsible for a mistake, problem, or bad situation.
Blame smb for
A judge officially gives someone a specific punishment after they are found guilty of a crime.
Sentence smb to
To have a duty to take care of something
Be responsible for
To officially or legally stop a person from doing something.
Prohibit smb from
To discourage or prevent a person from doing something, often by creating fear of consequences or showing that it's a bad idea.
Deter smb from
To be legally or morally allowed or entitled to do something.
Have the right to
A person who steals goods from a store while pretending to be a customer.
A shoplifter
Criminal offenses involving the use or possession of a bladed weapon.
Knife crime
A person who deliberately damages or destroys public or private property without permission
Vandal
The length of time a person is legally required to spend in prison as punishment for committing a crime.
Prison term
To set someone free
Release smb from
A person who steals by force or threat of violence while armed with a weapon, like a gun.
Armed robber
A type of crime where someone uses the internet to deceive or trick people in order to steal money, personal information, or valuable data.
Internet fraud
Acts of aggression committed by or between organized groups.
Gang violence
To agree with, support, or think positively about someone or something.
Approve of
A monetary penalty imposed on a driver who is caught driving a vehicle faster than the legal speed limit set for a specific road or area.
Speeding fine
Unpaid work performed by an individual or group for the benefit of the community. It is often used as a form of punishment or rehabilitation ordered by a court
Community service
A type of prison sentence where a person is ordered to spend the rest of their natural life in prison as punishment for a serious crime, usually murder or other major offenses.
Life sentence