Angla (popraulanje 2. testa)
incarceration
inprisonment
burglary
break-in, robbery
flee
to leave a place quickly
mugging
a physical attack by sb to steal money
surveillance caneras
cameras used to watch over buildings or areas
brief on a crime
give instructions and informations about a crime
clue
a piece of information that helps find the answer to a mystery or problem
crucial
critical, extremely important
evidence
information which proves sth
fatal
causing death
impact
a powerful effect
in court
inside a place where legal decisions are made
peace of mind
sanity
accuse
to blame
appear in court
be seen by judge about a crime
attempt
to try to do sth
bill
a formal statement of a new law that is discussed and then voted for by the government
bring sb before a judge
to make sb appear in court to answer a criminal charge
burgle
brak into and steal
charge with
accuse formally
convicted
be found gulity
deter
discourage sb from sth
inquire
to ask for more informations about sth
precautions
measures to minimise risk taken beforehead
put barries
place limits
reach a verdict
arrive at a conclusion in court
sentence to
be punished by a law court
verdict
a decision in a court of law saying sb is guilty or not
allegedly
supposedly
blaze
strong fore or flame (difficult to control)
extinguish
to put out, stop a fire from burning otlr a light from shining
formal statement
something said/written by on offical authority
motive
the reason for doing sth
police custody
being kapt by police
prior conviction
previous time that someone was found guilty
confiscate
to take sth away from sb for a short time as a punishment
hint
sth you say that shows indirectly what you think
trace
a sign that sth happened
prerequisite
necessary condition
colaboration
the action of working with someone to produce something
deterrent (to deter)
a thing that discourages or is intended to discourage someone from doing something
the agent
doer
hearsay
gossip
counterfeit
fake
blunt
not sharp
heinous
cruel
tangible
can be touched/ something that exsit
audible
can be heard
plausible
something that mames sense
feasible
likely to be done
riot
a violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd
to plead guilty
you agree that you broke the law
to prosecute someone in court
be against someone in court
to acquit (to be acquitted)
to decide officially in a law court that someone is not guilty of a particular crime
to fine someone (to be fined for)
to make somebody pay money as an official punishment
to be tried; to be on trial for; to stand trial
to examine a person accused of committing a crime in a law court
feud; dispute
argue, fight
corporal punishment
physical punishment
a hardened criminal
one who will not stop his criminal activity
petty crime
a type of crime that is not considered serious when compared with some other crimes
turning the other cheek
to decide not to do anything to hurt someone who has hurt you
an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth
to retaliate, to teturn the injury
biased
unfair
rataliation (to retaliate)
revange
to abolish
to do away with
to plagiarize
preseling work or ideas from another source as your own
a deceit (to deceive)
deception
in vacinity, adjacent
near by
advantages
benefits
reimburse
the action of repaying a person who has spent or lost money
libel
written statement presenting something in the media that is not true and could hurt someone's reputation
slander
spoken statement presenting something in the media that is not true and could hurt someone's reputation
deformation of character
slander/libel
to conceal
hide, cover up
stern
strict, serious
advent, the advent of
start of
to alleviate
to ease, make it less severe
to mitigate
the effects of unemployment
mindess
vandalism
fatalities
number of dead people
to deduce; to infer
to conclude
compile
collect