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1-accuse (v) say that sb has done sth wrong or illegal (accuser :n,

accusation :n)

2-suspect (v) believe that sb has done sth wrong or illegal (suspect :n,

suspicion :n, suspicious :adj)

3- commit (v) do sth wrong or illegal (commission :n)

4- guilty (adj) responsible for breaking the law (guilt (n) (Opp:

innocent)

5- sentence (n) the punishment you get for doing sth illegal (sentence :v)

6- confess (v) admit that you have done sth wrong or illegal (confession

:n)

7- trial (n) the procedure of examining the evidence in a court to

decide if someone is guilty or not (try :v)

8- break the law (expr) do sth illegal

9- court (n) the place where crimes are judged

10- take (sb) to court (expr) take legal action against sb

11- burglary (n) the crime of breaking into a building and stealing things

(burgle :v, burglar :n)

12- investigation (n) the act of examining sth carefully to discover the

truth(investigate :v, investigator :n)

13- scene (n) the place where sth happened

14- suspicious (adj) making you feel that sth is wrong or illegal (suspect :v,

suspicion :n, suspect :n)

15- fingerprint (n) the mark made by the pattern of lines on the tip of sb’s

finger, which can identify that person

16- innocent (adj) not guilty (innocence :n)

17- suspect (n) a person that is believed to have done sth wrong or to

have committed a crime

18- arrest (n) the act of taking sb to a police station and keeping them

there because they could be guilty of a crime (arrest :v)

19- case (n) a person, problem or series of events that the police are

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