12 terms

Terms	Definitions
crimin	crime, charge of crime
decriminalize	to do away with legal penalties S legalize A illegal The group was asking the government to decriminalize the use of marijuana for medical uses.
incriminate	to reveal guilt or make appear guilty S implicate A acquit The gun found in your home will incriminate your involvement in this crime.
culp	to blame
culpable	deserving blame S liable A blameless I feel you are culpable for the accident since you were texting while driving.
culprit	one responsible for a crime S perpetrator A victim I am looking for the culprit behind the prank that destroyed the girl's bathroom.
onus/oner	burden
onus	burden or obligation S duty A no responsibilities The onus rests on you to prove that you were not at the scene of the crime.
exonerate	to prove not guilty S acquit A convict The jury exonerated the defendent of all charges in his court case.
prob/prov	prove good, approve
approbation	praise or approval S commendation A condemnation I received approbation for my hard work on my English essay.
reprove	to scold or criticize S reprimand A praise My parents reproved me for getting two Ds on my report card.

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