trial
a group of people who listen to the facts of a trial in a court and decide if sb is guilty or not guilty
the crime of deliberately damaging things
a formal meeting in court to decide if sb is guilty of a crime
peer
sb who is the same age as you
sb who commits a crime
sb accused of a crime who is being tried in court
defendant
sb who is hurt or killed
sb accused of a crime who is being tried in court
sth you can choose to do, use, etc instead of sth else
gang
when sb uses a court of law to deal with a legal case
unpaid work that sb does to help other people as punishment for a crime
a group of young people who spend time together and who are often involved in crime
misdemeanour /mɪsdəˈmiːnə/
a bad action that is not very serious
the lawyers who try to prove sb is guilty
give an opinion about sb after thinking about all the information you know about them
prosecution
/prɒsɪˈkjuːʃn/
the money sb has to pay as punishment
a place where old people live and are cared fo
the lawyers who try to prove sb is guilty
issue
a subject or problem that people talk or argue about
sth you do to sb because they have done sth wrong
an official in charge of the records of a court
conventional
eccentric
normal, typical
comfortable
demolish
a criminal who is not likely to change and obey the law
completely destroy a building so that it falls down
tear down
hardened criminal
ransom
a teenager
a criminal who is not likely to change and obey the law
deter
escape from a crime scene
stop sb doing sth by making them realise it will have bad results
extremely happy and excited
culprit
/ˈkʌlprɪt/
sb guilty of doing sth wrong
stop crime from happening
the act of taking sb or sth away from a place
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