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b
c
d
e
100
Information that makes something true
Evidence
100
Stealing something
Rob
100
An act of taking something from someone or someplace
Theft (person: thief)
100
Fact that something is true
Proof - Evidence
100
stealing while pretending to be a customer at a store
shoplifting
200
Judging someone in a court for a crime
Try
200
Someone who steals something from a home or shop
Burglar
200
Someone who is found guilty of a crime
Convict
200
A person who steals something from someone’s pocket
Pickpocket
200
What is different between Innocence and find guilty?
Not guilty of doing something
Is served a punishment for the crime that they committed
300
Make a case for your innocence
Plead
300
reason for doing something
motive
300
What you were doing while a crime was being committed.
Alibi
300
Your reason for why something happened
Excuse
300
a person who has personally seen something happen and so can give a first-hand description of it.
eye-witness
400
collecting evidence to prove that someone is guilty
Prosecute
400
to go around an area or a building to check that it is free from trouble or danger
patrol
400
a pair of lockable linked metal rings for securing a prisoner's wrists.
handcuffs
400
The one who decides the outcome of a case
Judge
400
Where judges and lawyers decide on cases
Trial = court
500
the person accused of the crime
Defendant
500
Do something illegal, bad or harmful to other people.
commit a crime
500
The result of the decision for the crime committed, often in form of punishment
Sentence = Verdict
500
to pay for or be punished for what you have done
serve a sentence
500
unpaid work performed to benefit the public or a community, often a form of volunteerism
community service