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. a crime/(an) offence - - a disorderly conduct - - ;
| a court -
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| | crime/criminality -
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| | a criminal -
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| ; ;
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| a crime/(an) offence -
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| | a disorderly conduct -
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| ;
| | a felony -
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| a jail -
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| | a prisoner -
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| | to kill -
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| ,
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| a forgery -
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| | fraud -
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| | guilty (of) -
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| abuse of power -
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| | arson -
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| ,
| | an attorney for defense-
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| amendments
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| | safeguard
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| | to draft
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| an attorney for defense -
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| | an attorney for the plaintiff -
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| | a bailiff -
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| an offender -
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| ; ,
| | death penalty -
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| | a defendant -
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| blackmail -
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| | breaking and entering -
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| ; ,
| | a bribe -
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| ; ;
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| body of laws
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| | legislative body
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| | to pass the law
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| Did you manage to make
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| a reservation for a room?
| | Don't
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| make noise!
| | Sarah is doing
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| research on this topic.
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| distribution of the powers
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| | legislature
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| | executive
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| Governments have many ways of
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| for breaking it.
| | Many people do not find it easy
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| making sure that citizens obey the law.
| | But ignorance of the law is never a defense
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| to read the laws.
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| He got this book
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| for his child.
| | She gets many presents
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| last week.
| | He will buy new shoes
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| on her birthday.
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| He wants to make
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| a report himself.
| | We always try to do
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| his best to achieve the aim.
| | He does
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| our best when we take exams.
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| He wasnt able to go
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| drive a car.
| | You have
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| to school.
| | You shouldnt
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| to stay here.
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| house-breaking -
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| | innocent (of), not guilty (of) -
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| | a jury -
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