Vocabulary criminal minds 1
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A person who is thought to have committed a crime
A suspect
100
An act of killing a lot of people
A massacre
100
To steal with violence
To rob / a robbery
100
Not guilty of the crime or offense
Innocent
100
To take over a plane by force.
Hijacking
200
To set buildings, houses, .. purposely on fire.
Commit arson, an arsonist
200
To steal from the bags, coats of people in the street.
Pickpocketing
200
An illegal copy of a document
A forgery
200
To steal by tricking someone
To scam
200
To wear different clothes or a wig to hide your identity
Disguise
300
A long, loose coat with a belt, usually made from waterproof material
A trench coat
300
Killing a person unintentionally
Manslaughter
300
When you shoot a gun easily, without thinking, you are ...
trigger happy
300
The lawyers who try to prove someone is guilty of a crime
Prosecution, the prosecutors
300
The lawyers who try to prove the innocence of someone
Defence
400
To state in a court of law whether you are guilty of a crime or not
Plead
400
The period that follows an unpleasant event or accident, and the effects that it causes
The aftermath
400
To kill out of vengeance/revenge
Retaliation
400
A formal statement saying that something is true, especially one given in a court of law
Testimony
400
What does the NRA stand for?
The National Rifle Association
500
When a criminal had a bad youth, was mentally ill, .. a lawyer can speak of ...
extenuating circumstances
500
To cause something to explode
Detonate
500
Someone who reveals wrongdoing within an organization to the public or to those in positions of authority
A whistleblower
500
The American law that states that the Americans have the right to keep and use a weapon.
The Second Amendment of the Constitution
500
The act of cheating on your partner
Adultery
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