B2 ESL Crime & Punishment VocabularyOnline version Crime & Punishment Vocabulary by TS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S U V W X Y Z Starts with A The crime of deliberately starting a fire. Starts with B A ... breaks into houses and takes all the valuables. Starts with C A person who commits a crime is a... Starts with D After the theft, the police was called and a ... was in charge of the investigation. Starts with E The police saw the gang painting graffiti on the walls, ran to arrest them but they managed to... Starts with F He was driving at 160 km per hour. He had to pay a ... for speeding. Starts with G The jury found him ... and was sentenced to three months in prison. Starts with H The terrorists ... (past simple) the plane and made it land in South Korea. Starts with I They could not find solid proof to accuse him of any crime, so he was declared ... Starts with J In the courtroom, the most important person is the... Starts with K The gang ... (past simple) an important businessman and asked for ransom. Starts with L If you decide to take him to court, you will have to get a... Starts with M The act of attacking someone to steal their money. Starts with N Nobody ... (past simple) how the thief took several paintings. Starts with O Another word for crime. Starts with P A ... is the type of thief who steals things from people's pockets. Starts with Q My husband's attorney wanted to ... me again during the trial. Starts with R After stealing money from the bank, he was accused of... Starts with S ... involves stealing things from a store. Starts with U When the police cornered the criminal, they said: "You are ... arrest!" Starts with V The official decision made in court at the end of a trial is the... Starts with W A person who sees something happening, particularly a crime, is a... Starts with X Airport security use ... machines to inspect our luggage. Starts with Y Minors (i.e. ... people) are not judged in ordinary courtrooms. Contains Z .... involves the misappropriation of funds entrusted to an individual for their own personal gain.
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