Crime and Justice Word Challenge

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Guess the crime-related words based on their definitions!

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Crime and Justice Word ChallengeVersion en ligne Guess the crime-related words based on their definitions! par Greta Inglés A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A To take a person into custody by legal authority. Starts with B To illegally enter a building with the intent to commit theft. Starts with C To carry out or perpetrate a crime. Starts with D minor crimes or offenses, typically committed by young people. Starts with E officially clear someone from blame or wrongdoing, especially in legal contexts Starts with F To create a false document or signature with the intent to deceive. Starts with G phrasal verb of the unit meaning "to continue" Starts with H To seize control of a vehicle or aircraft by force. Starts with I not guilty of a crime or offense Starts with J a group of people selected to hear evidence in a legal case and make a decision or verdict based on that evidence Starts with K To unlawfully take and carry away a person by force or fraud. Starts with L a system of rules created and enforced by governmental institutions to regulate behavior. Starts with M The unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another. Starts with N the failure to take proper care in doing something, leading to harm or injury. Starts with O a breach of law or a criminal act. It can range from minor violations, like traffic violations, to serious crimes such as assault or theft. Starts with P phrasal verb meaning "to postpone" Starts with Q asking someone about a crime or event to gather information Starts with R To take property unlawfully from a person or place by force or intimidation. Starts with S To take someone else's property without permission with the intent to keep it. Starts with T phrasal verb meaning "to remove" Starts with U adj.: something that is against the law or illegal, the root of this word is "law" Starts with V To deliberately destroy or damage property. Starts with W A person who sees an event, typically a crime, and can provide testimony. Starts with X a fear or dislike of people from other countries, which can lead to discrimination or hate crimes. Starts with Y to shout loudly, often in anger or frustration. In some cases, it can be related to a crime, such as disturbing the peace or causing a disturbance in public spaces Starts with Z a strict policy where any violation of the rules or laws is punished, no matter how small. For example, a school or a workplace might have a _____________ policy for bullying or drug use.

Crime and Justice Word ChallengeVersion en ligne

Guess the crime-related words based on their definitions!

par Greta Inglés

Starts with A

To take a person into custody by legal authority.

Starts with B

To illegally enter a building with the intent to commit theft.

Starts with C

To carry out or perpetrate a crime.

Starts with D

minor crimes or offenses, typically committed by young people.

Starts with E

officially clear someone from blame or wrongdoing, especially in legal contexts

Starts with F

To create a false document or signature with the intent to deceive.

Starts with G

phrasal verb of the unit meaning "to continue"

Starts with H

To seize control of a vehicle or aircraft by force.

Starts with I

not guilty of a crime or offense

Starts with J

a group of people selected to hear evidence in a legal case and make a decision or verdict based on that evidence

Starts with K

To unlawfully take and carry away a person by force or fraud.

Starts with L

a system of rules created and enforced by governmental institutions to regulate behavior.

Starts with M

The unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.

Starts with N

the failure to take proper care in doing something, leading to harm or injury.

Starts with O

a breach of law or a criminal act. It can range from minor violations, like traffic violations, to serious crimes such as assault or theft.

Starts with P

phrasal verb meaning "to postpone"

Starts with Q

asking someone about a crime or event to gather information

Starts with R

To take property unlawfully from a person or place by force or intimidation.

Starts with S

To take someone else's property without permission with the intent to keep it.

Starts with T

phrasal verb meaning "to remove"

Starts with U

adj.: something that is against the law or illegal, the root of this word is "law"

Starts with V

To deliberately destroy or damage property.

Starts with W

A person who sees an event, typically a crime, and can provide testimony.

Starts with X

a fear or dislike of people from other countries, which can lead to discrimination or hate crimes.

Starts with Y

to shout loudly, often in anger or frustration. In some cases, it can be related to a crime, such as disturbing the peace or causing a disturbance in public spaces

Starts with Z

a strict policy where any violation of the rules or laws is punished, no matter how small. For example, a school or a workplace might have a _____________ policy for bullying or drug use.

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par Greta Inglés

Starts with A

To take a person into custody by legal authority.

Starts with B

To illegally enter a building with the intent to commit theft.

Starts with C

To carry out or perpetrate a crime.

Starts with D

minor crimes or offenses, typically committed by young people.

Starts with E

officially clear someone from blame or wrongdoing, especially in legal contexts

Starts with F

To create a false document or signature with the intent to deceive.

Starts with G

phrasal verb of the unit meaning "to continue"

Starts with H

To seize control of a vehicle or aircraft by force.

Starts with I

not guilty of a crime or offense

Starts with J

a group of people selected to hear evidence in a legal case and make a decision or verdict based on that evidence

Starts with K

To unlawfully take and carry away a person by force or fraud.

Starts with L

a system of rules created and enforced by governmental institutions to regulate behavior.

Starts with M

The unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.

Starts with N

the failure to take proper care in doing something, leading to harm or injury.

Starts with O

a breach of law or a criminal act. It can range from minor violations, like traffic violations, to serious crimes such as assault or theft.

Starts with P

phrasal verb meaning "to postpone"

Starts with Q

asking someone about a crime or event to gather information

Starts with R

To take property unlawfully from a person or place by force or intimidation.

Starts with S

To take someone else's property without permission with the intent to keep it.

Starts with T

phrasal verb meaning "to remove"

Starts with U

adj.: something that is against the law or illegal, the root of this word is "law"

Starts with V

To deliberately destroy or damage property.

Starts with W

A person who sees an event, typically a crime, and can provide testimony.

Starts with X

a fear or dislike of people from other countries, which can lead to discrimination or hate crimes.

Starts with Y

to shout loudly, often in anger or frustration. In some cases, it can be related to a crime, such as disturbing the peace or causing a disturbance in public spaces

Starts with Z

a strict policy where any violation of the rules or laws is punished, no matter how small. For example, a school or a workplace might have a _____________ policy for bullying or drug use.