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Crime & Punishment

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  • The burglars ........... - ......... their house while the family were away on holiday.
    broke into
  • 1 year after the government's controversial scheme Crime Prevent , we are yet to see any significant difference in the crime ........ of the inner city.
    rate
  • choose on of these options: The alarm TOOK/ RANG/ WENT off
    The alarm went off.
  • A police detective collects clues and evidence in order to .......... a crime and catch the person/people responsible
    solve/investigate
  • The final decision at the end of a criminal trial is called the ................ This will decide if the accused is guilty or not guilty.
    verdict
  • a published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation; a written defamation.
    libel
  • a crime regarded in the US and many other judicial systems as more serious than a misdemeanour.
    felony
  • Choose one of these options: DO/ GET/ MAKE an ARREST
    MAKE an arrest
  • When her photo appeared on the evening news the thief decided to go to the police station and ........ himself ........
    turn - in
  • Police prevented people from entering the crime ............ while they collected evidence.
    scene
  • It is unpaid work performed by a person or group of people for the benefit and betterment of their community without any form of compensation.
    community service
  • The police never caught the hacker. He got ......... with the crime.
    away
  • A punishment for a petty crime might be a ......... The criminal must pay some money to the court.
    fine
  • Groups such as the Mafia are well known for their involvement in ................ - .............
    organised crime
  • A ........... is a group of citizens who are selected to decide a verdict by examining the evidence in a court.
    jury
  • They caught the shoplifters but in the end they were let ....... with a warning.
    off
  • Crimes which are considered to be less serious, such as, pick-pocketing, vandalism and speeding are called ........... crimes.
    petty
  • the fraudulent practice of using another person's name and personal information in order to obtain credit, loans, etc.
    identity theft
  • Local authorities are concerned about the significant rise in .......... crime involving young people between 12-16 years old.
    youth
  • The judge rules 10 years .................. for the criminals responsible for armed robbery.
    imprisonment
  • An elderly man is in hospital fighting for his life after two hooligans beat him ....... last Saturday night.
    up
  • At the trial for the murder the ................. claimed that he was innocent.
    accused/ defendant
  • when you pretend to be someone else
    identity fraud
  • The process which takes place in a court, in which a crime is discussed and a guilty/not guilty verdict is reached is called a ...........
    trial
  • to not punish someone who has committed a crime or done something wrong, or to not punish them severely:
    let sb off
  • a breach of a law or rule; an illegal act. (přestupek)
    offence