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to officially state that a person has broken the law
charge (with a crime)
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guarding, imprisonment
custody
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a person who has been hurt of suffered from a crime, accident, war, etc.
victim
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law dealing with the private rights of citizens, with no crime
civil law
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(n) punishment given to a criminal by a judge or (v) to say what the punishment is
sentence
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the person in charge of a court of law
judge
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to prevent something from happening
deter
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the whole process of examining information in court and making a decision
trial
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a serious offence against the law, serious law breaking
crime
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to examine information in a court of law and make a decision
try
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to make a legal claim against, to take to court and ask for compensation ($) for damages suffered
sue
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A group of people chosen to make a decision in a court of law
jury
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money demanded by the court, paid by the person chard with a crime to secure that the person will return for court
bail
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a person who has seen an event and is able to describe it
witness
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money paid as a punishment for breaking the law
fine
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to bring back to good condition, behaviour or better situation
rehabilitate
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the death penalty
capital punishment
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a person who breaks a serious law or commits a crime
criminal
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when the police come to arrest you
take into custody
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a law broken related to driving
traffic violation
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