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To spend time in prison as a punishment. s.s

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Early release from prison under conditions. p

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A legal document allowing search or arrest.

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To declare someone not guilty. a

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To find someone guilty in court. c

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A payment to influence someone illegally. b

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A person running from the law. f

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Someone who commits crimes repeatedly

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A person who helps someone commit a crime. a

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A person who follows the law. l

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To secretly put illegal drugs on someone to falsely accuse them ( pd)

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A legal punishment that is delayed unless the person reoffends. s.

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To make someone appear guilty of a crime they didn’t commit. f

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To accept the blame for something another person did: tf

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To report someone to the police. ( ti)

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To say in court whether you did the crime p.g

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Under supervision instead of prison. o p

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To pay money for temporary release before trial. r.o.b

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To officially keep someone in custody, usually by the police. d

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To give evidence in court. t

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The act of questioning a suspect. I

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A serious crime (e.g. murder, robbery). f

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A less serious crime. m

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