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B2 Crime Vocabulary

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Read the definitions and complete the alphabet wheel following the instructions.

por Anabel González
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Starts with A

This verb indicates what happens to a suspect in court when he's declared not guilty

Starts with B

This is the crime that takes place when someone breaks into a house with the purpose of stealing something.

Starts with C

This is the place where the judge works.

Starts with D

This is the person who is involved in trafficking illegal substances.

Starts with E

The facts and information that indicate whether an accusation is true or not.

Starts with F

A criminal activity in which someone gets a financial benefit by using tricks or lies.

Starts with G

An organised group of criminals

Starts with H

The crime of taking hold of a vehicle (normally in transit) and forcing it to go to a different destination, for one's own purposes.

Starts with I

An adjective that describes what is contrary to law.

Starts with J

This is the place where people accused or convicted of a crime are confined.

Starts with K

The person who takes another person away by force, often with the intention of receiving a ransom.

Starts with L

A synonym of legal

Starts with M

The crime of killing accidentally another person.

Starts with N

An addictive drug that affects mood or behaviour.

Starts with O

A person who has broken the law, especially when they are fugitives.

Starts with P

This is the general penalty or sanction that, typically, a criminal receives to pay for their crimes.

Starts with Q

This verb describes what the police do when they apprehend a criminal and want to get some information from them.

Starts with R

The criminal who forces another person sexually.

Starts with S

The crime of moving goods illegally into and out of a country.

Starts with T

This is the process through which a judge, and sometimes a jury, examine evidence and are offerend arguments to decide on the guilt in a case.

Starts with U

A synonym of illegal

Starts with V

The final decision made by the judge or the jury

Starts with W

The person who has seen a crime taking place.

Contains X

This is money that you have to pay to the state and some people don't , commiting a crime of evasion.

Contains Y

The group of people selected to look into evidence and decide whether the accused is guilty or not.

 
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