the place to be searched , ;
to place a phone call to smb. -.;
to place smb. under arrest -.
plain ;
in plain view
plaintiff
planeload
plan
plausible ,
play ;
plea ;
plea bargain ;
plea of guilt ;
plea of guilty
plead
to plead guilty ;
to plead not guilty
Plymouth . (. , , )
to pocket the money ,
point ,
to point out ;
police
police officer ;
police station
policeman
policy
policymaker , , ;
political
political argument ;
political bodies ;
political responsibility
pool ;
populace ;
popular
population ;
pornographic
position
positive
positivist
the positivist school
possess ,
possession ;
illegal possession of narcotics
possessor ,
possible
post .
ex post facto . ;
postpone
postponement
potent ;
a potent factor
potential ,
pound (. = 453, 6 )
poverty
power
powerful ;
powers
practicable ,
practical
practical subjects
practice
precede
precedent
predict
predisposition
preferable
prejudice ,
prejudiced
prejudicial
preliminary
preliminary hearings
premeditate
premeditated killing
prepare
to be prepared
prerequisite
prescribe ;
to prescribe penalties
press ,
present
to present a case ;
to present evidence /
presentation ;
presentation of evidence
preserve
to preserve evidence (, )
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presiding judge ,
pressure
presume ; ;
pretrial
pretrial defendant , ;
pretrial detention ;
pretrial release - ;
pretrial supervision
prevail
prevent
to prevent from committing another crime ;
to prevent violence
prevention
the prevention of crime
preventive
preventive detention ()
primarily
primitive
in primitive societies
principal offender ,
principle
printed matter
print ; ;
prison ( )
prison (jail) term ;
prison warden
prisoner
private
private international law ;
private investigator ;
private law ;
private rights
privately
privilege ,
privilege against self-incrimination
privileged ;
privileged communication ,
probable
probable cause ; ;
upon probable cause ( )
probably
probation -
probation officer ,
probationer
problem
procedural
procedural trial rights ,
procedure ,
criminal procedure
proceed ; ; ;
proceeding
proceedings ,
process ; ; ;
procure
produce
product , ,
professional ,
prohibition ;
prohibition against
prohibit
promise
promising ,
prompt
a prompt jury trial
proof
as proof of guilt ;
proof of guilt
proper ,
proper conduct
properly
property
proportion
prosecute /
prosecuting
prosecuting attorney ;
prosecuting authorities
prosecution ; ( )
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prosecutor
prostitution
protect
to protect a person against ;
to protect persons against unreasonable searches and seizures ;
to protect the defendant against unconstitutional police actions ;
to protect the personal freedom of an individual ;
to protect the rights of individuals detained before trial ,
protection
equal protection of the law ;
protection of individual rights ;
protection of society
protest
prove
to prove guilt ;
to prove innocence ;
to prove the charges
proven
provide ; ;
the section provides that , ;
to provide a report ;
to provide a sample ;
to provide data ;
to provide documentation , ;
to provide facilities ;
to provide for bail ;
to provide justice ;
to provide punishment for crime ;
to provide the right to
province
proving
provision (, ..)
the provisions of the U.N. Charter
provocation ( , )
psychiatry
psychological
psychology
public ; ; ;
public accommodations ( );
public at large ;
public funds ;
public prosecutor () ;
public school ( );
public trial
publication
publish ,
to publish a report
punch
punish
punishable
punishable by law ;
punishable offenses
punishment
pure
pure research
purely ,
purport
purpose
pursue
to pursue a goal
pursuit ,
pursuit of happiness
put (put, put) ;
to put on ;
to put the charge to smb -.
Q
qualify ,
quantity
question
to question , ; , , ;
to question an old rule ;
to question jurors for bias and prejudice
questioning
quickly
R
race
radio
rage ,
railroad
raincoat
raise ;
to raise bail ;
to raise doubts () ;
to raise no federal concerns
ran . run
random
range
a range of means
rank
the rank of sergeant ;
the rank of superintendent ()
rape
rare
in rare cases; on rare occasions ,
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rather ;
rather, it (the Fourth Amendment) prohibits unreasonable searches , ( ) ;
rather, it is preceded by some hypothesis (), ( )
rather than , ;
an ideal rather than a true description of reality , ;
the exception, rather than the rule , ;
the laws of one nation rather than those of another , ;
to force compliance rather than resort to the court for enforcement ,
rehabilitation
rehabilitation of convicted offenders
reactive ,
a reactive system ( -., , , )
read (read, read)
readily
real
no real justification
reality
realize ,
really ,
rear
re-arrest ;
reason
reasonable
reasonable bail , ;
reasonable grounds
reasoning
recall
receive
to receive a lesser penalty
recent
a recent report ;
in recent decades ;
in recent years ;
recent increase in the amount of printed matter , ;
the most recent year for which data are available , ;
to receive money from
recidivist ,
reckless ,
recognition
recognizance ,
on one's own recognizance
recognize
to recognize as lawful ;
to recognize one's legal right to freedom
recommendation
record (); ()
record of fingerprint ;
record of the trial
recorded , ( , )
records
recover
red
redress ;
a redress of grievances ;
to redress the wrong ,
reduce ;
to reduce charges ;
to reduce the money for the bail bond
refer (to) ()
reflect
reform ;
to reform the law
reformatory
reformatory institutions
refusal
refuse
to refuse to testify
refute
to refute the charges
regard
in this regard ;
to be regarded as
regarding
registration ()
regulate ;
regulation ; ; ;
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regulatory agency
rehabilitation
reject ;
to reject counsel ( )
rejection ; ;
relate ;
relating
relations
relations between states
relatively
release (- );
release without bail ;
to be released on bail ;
to release a report
relevant , -.
reliable
a reliable means
rely (on) ; ()
to rely on smb's recommendation heavily -
relief ;
religious
reluctant
remain
to remain in the custody of -.
remedy
remember
remote
remove ()
render
to render a verdict
renewal
repeat
replace
report ; ;
a report of a committee ;
a report of the incident ;
to report to the police ( )
represent ;
represented by a lawyer ;
to represent a cross section of the community ;
to represent a revolt against smth. -.;
to represent smb. at the hearing -.
representative
request
at the request of
require
requirement
research
researcher
reshape
resist
resolve
to resolve a case ;
to resolve itself into smth. -.
resort -.
to resort to the court
resources
respect ;
to respect the rights
respective
respective powers
respond
response
responsibility
a responsibility for action ;
responsibilities for the use made of their discoveries
responsible
rest (the)
for the rest
restore
restraint
restricted
restricted parking area
restriction
result (-.); () (-.); ;
as a result of ;
resulting from -.;
the result of the appeal ;
the results of the procedure ;
to result from a mistake - ;
to result in a conviction ;
to result in an arrest ;
to result in death ;
to result in heavy penalties
retribution
retroactive
return ; ; ;
to return home ;
to return to society
reveal
reversal ( )
reverse
review
reviewable
revise ;
revision ;
revoke ;
revolt
revolutionary ; , , ( )
criminology has been a revolutionary force ( );
revolutionary individuals
reward
right ( )
rightof action ; ;
the right against self-incrimination ;
the right to a public trial ;
the right to a speedy and public trial ;
the right to a trial by jury ;
the right to be secure in one's persons, houses, papers, etc.- , , ..;
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the right to confront witnesses in court ;
the right to contact with the outside world ;
the right to counsel ( , , );
the right to cross-examine prosecution witnesses at trial ;
the right to question jurors for bias and prejudice ();
the right to silence ;
rigid
rigorous
riot
rise (rose, risen)
risk
road
rob
robbery
role
Roman law
Romans
root ,
roughly
rouse
routine ;
rule ; , ; , ()
rules of social behavior ;
the rule oflaw
ruler
ruling , ()
rulings of administrative agencies ;
rulings of governmental departments
running ,
a random and meaningless running after phenomena
run (ran, run) ;
to run away ;
to run up on the sidewalk
S
safe
safe custody ;
safe methods
safeguard ;
safeguards against the misapplication of criminal laws
safety
said . say
sake ; ; -
for the sake of
same
for the same offence
sample
samples of blood and handwriting
satisfactorily
satisfactory
satisfy
to be satisfied , ; -.;
to satisfy a goal ;
to satisfy conditions ;
saw . see
say (said, said) , ; ; ;
it is fair to say ;
the act said to have caused death , , , ;
the Court said ;
well said ;
you are not right in saying so ;
you do not have to say anything ;
your communications with him are said to be privileged ,
Scandinavia
scarcely
schedule
scheme ;
the scheme of government and law
scholars
school ( );
school system
schoolyard
science
scientific
scientific study
scientist
scope , ; ()
beyond the scope ;
little scope for -.
score ;
to score one's most complete success
scrapings
scrapings from under fingernails -
search ;
a search in emergency circumstances ;
the search for causes ;
to search a person or place
second ; -
the second half of the century ;
to occupy second place
second-guess
to second-guess a jury's findings
secure ; ;
secure foundations ;
to secure against ( -. );
to secure and preserve evidence
securities
Securities and Exchange Commission ();
securities markets
security ;
security threats to the government ;
security for one's release
see (saw, seen) , ; ;
to see to it that , ;
see also
seek (sought, sought) ; ;
to seek a search warrant () to seek a plea bargain ;
to seek law in the decisions of the courts ;
to seek protection ;
to seek relief ;
to seek to bring a scientific neutrality into criminological studies ;
to seek to bring about murder or arson , ;
to seek to determine the characteristics of criminal types ;
to seek to limit the powers and actions of agencies ;
to seek to provide factual information
seeking , ;
seeking a search warrant
seem ;
there seems to be no good reason for , ;
to seem imperative ;
to seem to be the most descriptive in terms of substance and procedure
seen p.p see ;
seen from the viewpoint ;
to be seen as
seize ; ; ()
to seize a person -.;
to seize evidence
seizure , ,