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The offender, who had been caught selling illegal substances, was convicted of a ___.
drug-related offence
dawn raid
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The witness, whose testimony proved crucial, was the first person to ___.
appeal against a sentence
report a crime
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The judge agreed to ___ because the offender had no criminal record and was unlikely to reoffend.
suspend the sentence
appeal against the sentence
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Several suspects who had helped to ___ were arrested within days of the incident.
carry out a crime
prove their innocence
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The gang, which had spent months planning the operation, was arrested before it could ___.
commit a crime
carry the crime
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During a ___, officers seized computers that were believed to contain evidence of fraud.
police raid
drugs raid
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The accused, who had a ___ for theft, was denied bail.
previous conviction
wrongful conviction
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The defendant, whose fingerprints were not found at the scene, continued to ___ throughout the trial.
prove guilty
protest his innocence
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The accused, who maintained that he had been elsewhere at the time, struggled to ___.
prove his innocence
carry out a crime
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The defendant, who believed the punishment was excessive, decided to ___.
appeal against a sentence
report a crime
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The warehouse, which had been under surveillance for months, became the target of a ___.
drugs raid
appeal against a sentence
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The journalist interviewed a former prisoner who had suffered a ___ before new DNA evidence emerged.
drug-related offence
wrongful conviction
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Officers conducted a ___ on the property, which was believed to be connected to organised crime.
dawn raid
drug-related offence
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