in all cases ;
in case ;
in cases involving , ;
in most cases ;
in some cases
cash
cast (cast, cast)
to cast a shadow over
catch (caught, caught)
category
causal
causal aspect - ;
causal factor
causation
cause ; ; ;
cause for concern ;
to cause injury , ;
to cause smb. to respect smth. -. -.
caution
cease ;
to cease to apply ;
cell
century ,
for centuries
cerebral hemorrhage
certain
certainly
certificate
a certificate of reasonable doubt
challenge ;
to challenge control of broadcast ;
to challenge the court's decision
champion ;
an outstanding champion of the theory
chance
by chance
Chancellor . Lord Chancellor -
change ;
channel
character
character witness ,
charge ; ;
to charge the jurors as to the law ;
to charge with offence
Charter ;
the UN Charter
check ;
check forger ;
checks and balances . " "; (, )
child
choice
to have no choice but to arrest ,
choose (chose, chosen)
chop down
Christianity
Church
circumstance
citizen
city
civil
civil wrong ; ; ;
civil court ;
civil law ;
civil lawsuit ;
civil offence ;
civil trial ;
civil-law system
claim ;
to claim the privilege ,
classic ;
a classic legal remedy ;
the classic situation
classical
classical school
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classification
classify ;
to be classified as
clause ()
clear-cut () ,
clearly ,
client
closed
closing
clothing
coat ;
cocaine
cocaine trafficking cases ,
co-chair
code
Code of Federal Regulations
codify ,
coin ( , )
collection ()
colony
color
Columbia . District of Columbia ()
combination
combine
come (came, come)
to come about ;
to come across ;
to come into play
command ; ;
commercial ,
commercial law
commission
commit ;
to commit a crime ;
to commit a tort ;
to commit a wrong ;
to commit for trial ; ;
to commit tortious offense
committee
common ; ;
common law ;
common view
commonly ; ,
communicate
communications ;
privileged communication ,
Communist
community ;
communities ; ,
company
compel ;
to compel routine action ,
compensation
complaint
complete (); ();
to complete a cross-examination ;
to complete an appeal
complex
compliance ( );
comply (with) ; (, )
to comply with the order ;
to comply with the rules
composed
to be composed of
comprehensive
compulsory ,
computerized
concept
concern ; ; ;
concerned with ;
the concern of supranational institutions ;
to be concerned with ; -.
concerning ;
conclude ; ;
concluding ;
to conclude a treaty
conclusion
condemned
condition ;
conduct ;
to conduct an investigation
confer ,
confess
confession ( )
conflict
conform
to conform with
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confront ;
to be confronted with smb. -.;
two actions confront the wrongdoer
confrontation
confusing
Congress
Congressional
connection
connect ,
conscience
consent ;
consented to by smb. -.
consenting ;
consequence ,
conservative
consider
to be considered ,
considerable
considerably ,
consideration ; ;
consistency
consist of
constitute ;
to constitute a threat
constitution
constitutional
constitutional provisions
constitutionality
consult ,
contact , ; ,
contain
to be contained in
containing
contemporary
contempt ;
contempt of court
contend ,
content with ,
contents
contest , , ;
context ;
in the context of
continental
continue ,
continuous ,
contract ,
contrast ;
to contrast with
contribute
control ; ; ;
controlling
controversial
convention ,
the Genocide Convention ;
the Vienna conventions
conventional
Conventional international law
convert
to be converted to Christianity
convict
conviction
convince
convincing
convincing evidence
cooperate
cooperation
cornerstone
corporation
correct ,
correction
correctly
correlation ;
cost , ; ()
costly
costs
could ,
Council
Council member
counsel ;
counsel for the defense ; ;
counseling ,
country
county
court
court calendar , ;
court decisions ;
court of equity
court-supervised
cover
not covered ;
not covered by treaties
create
created
creation
crime
crime policy ;
crimes of violence
criminal ; , ;
criminal action ;
criminal case ;
criminal court ;
criminal defendant ; ;
criminal intent ;
criminal justice experience ;
criminal justice policy ;
criminal justice system ;
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criminal law ;
criminal offence ;
criminal procedure ;
criminal proceedings ;
criminal process ; ;
criminal prosecution ;
criminal record ( ); ( );
criminal trial
criminalistics
criminality
criminological
criminologist
criminology
critical
criticism
critics pl.
cross ;
to cross (the road) ();
to cross against the traffic light
cross-examination
cross-examine witnesses
to be cross-examined
cross section ,
cross section of the community
crowded
cruel
crumple
cry
culture
curtailment
curtailment of rights
custody
custody officer ,
custom
customary
Customary international law
D
damage -.;
dangerous
data
Justice Department data ( );
date ,
at some future date - ;
the date scheduled for the trial
day
in a day or so -
deal (dealt, dealt) ; ; ; ;
to deal with ;
to deal with problems
death
decade
decency
deceptive ; ,
deceptive use of data
decide
decide for themselves ;
to decide a case ;
to decide against smb. -.;
to decide on the severity of the sentence ;
to decide the facts ( )
decidedly ; ;
decision
to make a decision
decisive ,
decline ; , ,
decree
decriminalize ,
deem
defense ( )
defend
defendant
criminal defendant ;
defer ,
to defer prosecution
define
definition ,
degrading ,
degree
delayed
delegate
to delegate responsibility
deliberate
deliberate killing
delimit
to delimit powers
delinquency
delinquent
deliver
demand
democracy
demonstrate
denial
deny ; ;
not to deny the right of criminologists to express their opinions ;
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not to deny to any person the equal protection of the laws ;
to deny motion ;
to deny the value of -.
department , ; .
Department of Agriculture . ;
Department of Education . ;
. Department of State ,
depend (on) ( -.)
depending on ;
to depend on the witness's perception and judgment
depraved ,
depression ,
deprive
to deprive smb. of his possession -.
derive
describe ,
description
descriptive ,
designate ; ;
designed
despite
destroy
detain
to be detained
detainee
detention
detention without trial ;
deter from -. ( )
determine
to determine the appeal ;
to determine the characteristics of criminal types
deterrent ;
detonate
detrimental
develop (); (); ( , ); , ( )
developing
development ; ;
devote
to devote much attention to -.
diagnose
diamond ;
dictate , ( )
dictator
die
differ ,
difference
different ,
to be different from
differentiated
difficult
dignity
diplomatic
diplomatic and foreign relations
direct ;
direct testimony ;
to be directed against ;
to be directed at
directive ,
directly , , ;
disagree with
disapproval
discard
discipline (); ()
discontinue
discover
discovery
discredit
discretion ,
discriminate
discrimination
discrimination in employment
discuss ,
disingenuous ; ,
dislike
dismiss ,
to dismiss a case
disobey
to disobey requirements
disorder
dispense with -.
display
disposal
at the disposal
dispose ; , ;
to dispose of property ;
to dispose of the case in smbs favor -. ;
to dispose of the charges
dispute
disregard ,
to disregard a request
disruptive
distinction
distinguish
as distinguished from
distort ( . .)
district
diverse ,
divide ,
divorce
do (did, done)
to do wrong to smb's property -.
doctrine , ,
document
documentation
doubt
doubtful
doubtless
down ; ; ; ; ();
to chop down a tree ;
to down six whiskeys ;
to drive down a street (. , );
to put down
draft
to draft the words of written laws, or acts ,
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drastically ,
draw (drew, drawn) ; ; ;
draw the heaviest penalties ;
to draw a rule ;
to draw on other disciplines ;
to draw on statistics ;
to draw unfavorable conclusions from
drive (drove, driven)
driver
driving
drop ;
to drop charges
drug
drug abuse , ;
drug offense , ;
drug trafficking cases ,
drugs
drunken
due , ; -
due process of law ;
due to ; , -
duplicate
duration
during ;
during prohibition ;
during the Great Depression ;
during trial
duty
dwell
E
each
earlier ,
early
the early twentieth century
easily
east
easy
economic
economic challenges ;
economic crime ;
economic depression
economics ()
education
educational
educational system
effect ; ;
law in effect
effective ( , ..); ( )
efficiently -.
effort
efforts ,
either ( )
either or ; ... ;
either murder or manslaughter , ;
is not a crime either
election
element
element of crime ()
else ,
someone elses -
elsewhere
embarrassment
embody
embrace
emergency
in emergency circumstances
emotional
Empire
Roman Empire
employed
employee
employment ;
employment agency ;
employment applicant ;
employment statutes
enable (- )
enact , ()
to enact into law
encourage , ,
end ;
at the end ;
to end with a charge ;
to the end
endanger
endow ()
enemy , ( )
energy
enforce (, )
to enforce foreign judgments ;
to enforce laws ;
to enforce the rights (); ()
enforcement (, );
engage ;
to engage in foreign relations
English
English legal history ;
the English
English-speaking
enjoy
to enjoy the right
Enlightenment
enough
enter
entirely
entitle ( -.)
to be entitled to
entrust ;
enumerate ,
environment
ephemeral , ,
equal
equal protection of the laws
equally
equity
equity law
equivalent
err
escape ; ,
especially
essential ,
essentially ;
essentials
establish
to establish ones guilt ;
to establish rules
etc. .
ethical ;
ethics
Europe
European-continental
evaluation ,
even
even so
event
every
everyone ;
everything
evidence ; ;
evidence against the defendant , ;
evidence illegally obtained , , ;
the evidence seized ()
evil ;
the evils of narcotics ,
exact ,
exactly ;
examinations
examine ; ;
to examine a case on its merits ;
to examine photographs ;
to examine smb. (under oath) -. ( )
example
as an example ;
examples taken from ,
exceed
except ( )
except in federal cases ;
except in the most unuasual circumstances ;
in all states except Iowa ,
exception ;
exceptions to the rule
exchange