words connected with law and order
a group of people in a court of law who decide if someone is guilty or not
jury
enter a building in order to steal sth
break in
a place where forensic scientists analyse evidence
crime lab
If I see him, I (give) him a lift.
will give
Rita won’t / isn’t going to spend the weekend at
her grandmother’s. She’s decided to stay at home
instead.
isn't going to
a decision in a court of law saying if someone is guilty or not
verdict
manage to do sth bad without being punished
get away
crime controlled by secret organisation
organised crime
The table will break if he (sit) on it.
sits
Could you send me a text message as soon as your plane (land)
lands
having broken a law
guilty
give sb little or no punishment
let off
an attack against a person because of their race etc
hate crime
Unless I have a quiet room, I ( be able) to do any work.
won't be able
I know you’re busy so I (pick up) the parcel from the post office.
will pick up
a legal process to decide if someone is guilty of a crime
trial
steal from sb by threatening violence, usually with a weapon
hold up
the place where a crime was commited
crime scene
– If you _____ to prison, you _____e your freedom.
– If you go to prison, you lose your freedom.
The police (look for) the gang of thieves for three years by next Christmas.
will have been looking
someone who has suffered the effects of violence, illness, or bad luck
victim
tell the police about sbwydać kogoś
turn in
measures to deter criminal activity
crime prevention
We ___ miss the bus _________ you hurry up
We will miss the bus unless you hurry up
A: you (manage) to complete the assignment by tomorrow?
Will you have managed