English Unit 12 (Vocabulary): The law and crime
Vocabulary: The law and crime
Vocabulary: The law and crime
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Der Hinweis
the evidence
Der Beleg, der Beweis
the proof
Der Verdächtige
the suspect
Die Verhaftung
the arrest
Die Beschuldigung
the charge
Der Angeklagte
the accused
Der Beschluss/ Die Entscheidung
the decision
Das Urteil
the verdict
Die Regel
the rule
Das Gesetz
the law
Das Gericht
the justice
Das Recht
the right
Der Richter
the judge
Der Geschworene (Irgendwelche anderen Richter oder so...)
the jury
strafrechtlich verfolgen, bestrafen
to prosecute
verfolgen
to persecute
Die Todesstrafe
the capital punishment
Die Körperstrafe
the corporal punishment
Der Räuber
the robber
Der Einbrecher
the burglar
Der Dieb
the thief
Der Vandale/ Randalierer
the vandal
der Hooligan
the hooligan
Der Urteilsspruch
the sentence
die Einsperrung/ die Haft
the imprisonment
unschuldig
innocent
schuldig
guilty
Der Zeuge
the witness
Der Zuschauer
the bystander
Der Anwalt (2 Wörter)
the lawyer, the solicitor
What meanings has
to back down?
- stop demanding sth
- stop saying that you will do sth
What meaning has
to break out
escape (from prison)
What meaning has
to bring in
introduce a new law or system
What meaning has
to chase after?
to follow sb/sth quickly in order to catch them
What meaning has
to come forward?
to offer help or information
What meaning has
to get away with
to escape punishment for
What meaning has
to go off
to explode; be fired (for a gun, usually accidentally)
What meaning has
to hand in?
to give to a person in authority
What meaning has
to hold up?
to rob while threatening violence; delay
What meanings has
to let off?
- to give little or no punishment
- to make a bomb (or sth like that) explode
