Crime and Punishment 2

noun - an illegal act of setting somebody's property on fire

noun - the money that is paid so that a person who is accused of a crime can be free until the day of the trial

noun - an illegal act in which you threaten somebody to do something if they don't do what you want them to do

noun - an illegal act that involves giving money to an official in order to persuade him to do something for you in a dishonest way

noun - the illegal act of coming into somebody's house in order to steal things from it

noun, formal - a warning about a possible danger

verb - to do an illegal act

noun - a punishment that involves work for people and the community

adjective - that must be done; not voluntary

verb - to admit that you have done something

noun - a person who has been found guilty of a crime

adjective - found guilty of a crime and sent to prison for it

noun - an act that is against the law and can be punished

noun - a state of being held by the police for a short time, esp. before a trial etc.

noun - the money that you have to pay if you have damaged something or done harm to somebody

noun - a punishment of being killed for a serious crime

noun - the act of taking away somebody's licence etc. as a punishment

noun - an illegal act of selling drugs

noun - the act of finding secret information about the enemy or another country etc.

noun - the object or objects that give a reason to believe something

verb - to kill somebody as a legal punishment

noun - a mark made by a person's finger which shows the lines on the skin, usually used by the police to identify criminals

adjective - not allowed

noun - an illegal act of making false documents, ID, money etc.

noun - the illegal act of cheating a person in order to get money

noun - an illegal act of taking a control of a plane etc. by force

verb - to accuse somebody officially of a crime

noun - the illegal act of taking away a person and demanding money for his/her return

noun - a piece of false information about somebody published in a newspaper etc., esp. that causes others to have a bad opinion of the person

noun - a punishment of being in prison for the rest of your life

noun - a judge that deals with crimes that are not serious

noun - the crime of killing a person (by accident, not intentionally)

noun - an act of attacking somebody and stealing his money and belongings

noun - an action which is against the law, a crime

noun - a punishment given to a criminal in which he/she has to spend some time in prison

verb - to show that something is true

verb - (of the police) to ask a suspect about a crime

noun - the money paid to let a kidnapped person go free

noun - something that you get because of something good you have done

noun - the act of stealing money from a place (e.g. a bank) or from a person

noun - the act of taking things in a shop without paying for them

noun - an illegal act of taking forbidden things (such as drugs etc.) into a country

noun - the act of driving faster than is allowed

noun - an act of getting secret information

noun - a person who is thought to have committed a crime

noun - the act of stealing, the crime that involves stealing

noun - a crime of harming one's own country

verb - to enter somebody's property illegally

noun - a legal process where statements are made, objects are shown etc. in order to decide if a person is guilty or not

noun - a person who has seen a crime etc. and can tell the police about what happened