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English-Russian Learners Dictionary 5




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 . (. , , )

pocket

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 (, )

President

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 ; ( )

prosecution witness

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 ,

rate

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 ; ; ;

regulatory ;

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.- , , ..;

the right to compulsory process to obtain witnesses ;

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 , ,





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