Law & order

Someone believed to have committed a crime

• victim

• judge

• accused

Facts or physical signs that help to prove something

• evidence

• trial

• jury

hearing of statements and showing of objects in a law court to judge if a person is guilty of a crime

• trial

• verdict

• evidence

A group of people, usually 12, who judge a court case.

• witness

• evidence

• judge

• jury

The punishment of being legally killed, usually for a serious crime such as murder.

• a fine

• capital punishment (the death penalty)

• a life sentence

• community serrvice

Threatening someone with voilence on the street in order to steal from them is called a ...

• blackmail

• robbery

• pickpocketing

• mugging

Following or watching someone in a frightening way is called ...

Terrorists ... the plane.

• kidnapped

• vandalised

• smuggled

• hijacked

Drugs and illegal items are ... across the border.

• stolen

• kidnapped

• smuggled

• mugged

Tom was ... last night, they stole his TV and jewellery.

• bribed

• stolen

• hacked

• burgled