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| A punishment given by a judge in court to someone after they have been found guilty of a crime. |
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| A type of lawyer who is qualified to give legal advice, who works mainly in court and can represent you there. |
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| To do something illigal or wrong. |
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| To say thet someone has done something wrong or commited a crime. |
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| The person people say has done something wrong. |
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| responsible for doing something wrong or commiting a crime |
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| not responsible for doing something wrong |
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| To see something or the person who sees a crime/accident happen |
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| The person in charge of a court who decides on the punishment of people found guilty of a crime. |
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| A random group of people who listen to the evidence and decide whether a person is guilty or innocent. |
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| The decision made by the jury if someone is guilty or not-guilty of a crime. |
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| A secure building that criminals are required to live in as a punishment. |
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| An instruction given by a judge telling someone something they are not allowed to do, eg. be closer than 100 meters to someone. |
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| Money to be paid as punishment for commiting a crime. |
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