| Term | Definition |
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acquit v |
to declare not guilty |
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arson n |
the crime of deliberately setting a fire |
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corruption n |
improper behavior by an authority figure |
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counterfeit v |
to make a fake copy intended to deceive |
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culprit n |
a guilty person |
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felony n |
a serious crime |
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incarcerate v |
to put in prison |
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incriminate v |
to cause to appear guilty |
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jurisdiction n |
the extent or range of authority; control |
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swindle v |
to cheat someone out of money |
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acquit |
we wondered whether the jury would convict the man or __ him |
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arson |
detectives searched the burned building for signs of ___ |
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arsonist |
the ___ was sentenced to several years in prison |
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corruption |
the mayor was accused of __ after he accepted gifts in return for changing the zoning laws |
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corrupt |
it is said that power __ |
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corrupt |
the __ jury member changed his vote after the defendant's relatives promised him a high paying job |
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corruptible |
we hope that police officers are not __ |
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counterfeit |
it is a crime to __ money |
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counterfeit |
a __ picasso painting was removed from the museum display |
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counterfeit |
that hundred dollar bill is a __ |
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counterfeiter |
the __ was arrested |
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culprit |
simone was the __ who broke the window |
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felony |
armed robbery is a __ |
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felon |
the convicted __ served 10 years in prison |
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felonious |
the trial proved that the man had__intent |
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incarcerated |
the violent criminal was __ in a maximum security prison |
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incarceration |
after her __ ended, the woman became a model citizen |
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incriminated |
the testimony of three witnesses ____ the man on trial |
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incrimination |
the fifth amendment of the us constitution protects citizens against self ___ |
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jurisdiction |
federal courts have __ in bankruptcy cases |
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swindled |
the salesman__ people by convincing them to invest in a phony retirement fund |
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swindle |
we knew we were victims of a __ when we saw that our vacation property was in the middle of a swamp |
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swindler |
the police pursued the __ who had fled town |
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felony |
conviction for a __ usually carries a severe sentence |
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swindle |
a __ is a form of stealing |
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acquitted |
the innocent man heaved a sigh of relief after the jury __ him |
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counterfeit |
the bank manager discovered several __ twentydollar bills in the ATM |
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culprit |
the police captured the __ using a description from a winess |
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jurisdiction |
while on aschool property, all students are under the principal's __ |
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arsonist |
the __burned hiw own car, in an illegal attempt to collect insurance mone |
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corrupt |
__ behavior by a public official, though not always criminal, is never proper |
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incriminated |
the man's unusual shoes left unique footprints at the crime scene, which __ him in the robberty |
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incarcerated |
because the judge thought he might flee, the accused man was __ in the local jail until his trial |
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incarceration |
when the __ ended the prisoner was released |
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culprit |
the two__ escaped by disgusing themselves |
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corrupt |
__ leaders have a negative impact throughout a society |
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felonious |
after the brutal fight, all participants were areested and charged with __ assault |
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acquitted |
there was not enough evidence to convict the thief, so he was __ |
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jurisdiction |
the state police wanted to arrest the jewel thief before she could flee their __ |
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swindled |
the man __ his business partners out of their share of the profits |
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counterfeit |
the quality of the __ stamp was high enough to fool most experts |
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incrimination |
the anonymous tip led to the __ of the suspect |
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arsonist |
the identity of the __ was discovered soon after the fire was extinguished |