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English-Russian Learners Dictionary 7




UN . United Nations (the UN) ,

unable

unanimous

unanimously

unavailable

unborn

unconstitutional

unconditional

unconditional release of the accused ()

unconvicted

uncover ,

under ; ; ; ;

under arrest , ;

under due process of law ;

under lawful orders ;

under limited circumstances ;

under oath ;

under ordinary circumstances ;

under supervision ;

under suspicion

under the constitutional amendments ;

under the law ;

under the traditional definition

understanding

unequal

undue ; , ;

unexpectedly

unfair

unfairness

unfavorable

unfortunately

uniform

uninformed

uninformed judgment

United States

unknown

unlawful

unlawfully

unless ; ; ,

 

unless he damages another car ;

unless he can be convinced that , ;

unless the act involved an injury or wrong to the state , ;

unless the act that is a tort is also a crime , , ;

unless there is convincing evidence that , , ;

unless they are executed according to ,

unlike

unlikely

unprovoked

unreasonable

unreasonable searches

unreasonably ,

unreliable

until ; , ; ,

until a judicial order has ben obtained , ;

until he has had the chance to consult a lawyer , ;

until proven guilty ;

until the date scheduled for trial , ;

until the jury pool is complete ,

unusual

unwritten

up ; ,

up to 36 hours ;

it is entirely up to you ;

it is up to the judge to decide

upheaval

uphold (upheld, upheld) ; ;

to uphold the law in courts ;

to uphold the privilege

upon ; ;

based upon individual decisions ;

evidence upon which to charge the arrested person , ;

to decide upon punishment , ;

upon probable cause

urge ;

to urge smb. to plead not guilty -.

US . United States (the US)

us ; ;

use ;

broader use of incarceration ;

the use of force ;

the use of non-violent means ;

to be of use ;

to use one's discretion ;

to use the evidence at trial ;

used to be considered ;

without use of

useful

useless

usually

utilities = public utilities

public utility commission

V

vague ,

to be vague about

validate

value ,

practical value

varied

vary

various ,

vast

vehicle

vengeance

verdict ,

version

versus

very

victim

victim of circumstance

victimization ( )

victimless crimes () , . " "

victimology ( , )

Vienna

view , ; ()

in plain view ;

from the point of view of ;

to view as obligatory

viewpoint

vigorous

vigorous and continuous protection of individual rights

village

violate

to violate constitutional rights ;

to violate personal rights ;

to violate private rights ;

to violate the law

violation ;

violation of a criminal law ;

violation of human rights ;

violation of major rules of social behavior

violence

violent

violent change of the governmental system ;

violent crime (offense) ;

violent felon , ;

violent person , ;

violent victimization

violently , ;

to be violently assaulted

visit

vital

to leave vital decisions to the governments

voice

voluntarily

voluntary

vote

a vote of nine out of twelve jurors

voter

W

waive

to waive a requirement ;

to waive the right to a trial

walk

to walk a narrow line ;

to walk along the road

want

war

in both peace and war , ;

war criminals

warden

warn

warning

warrant ( , . .)

a warrant for a search ;

the warrant states ;

to warrant a detention ;

to warrant an arrest

warrantless

a warrantless search ,

wartime

killing of an enemy in wartime

was . be

watch

water

way ;

in a uniform way ;

in a way that , ;

in acceptable ways ;

in an agreed way ;

in any way - ;

in such a way as to , ;

in this way ;

the way a society ( ) ;

the ways they should operate ;

to be exercised in several ways ;

to do smth. in a way that , ;

to find one's way into (-),

we

weigh

to weigh arguments

weight

well

may well advise you , ;

may well have been ;

to be well known

well-established

a well-established theory

were . be

western

Western constitutional law ;

Western states

what ; ;

as to what is and what is not obscene , , ;

exactly what , / ;

the judge tells the jury what the law is ;

the jury decides what the facts were ;

the public's right to read what it chooses , ;

the value of what has been stolen ;

to get back what is yours , ;

to return what was sent you by mistake , ;

to supervise what is transmitted by broadcasters and telecasters , ;

what charges are made against him ;

what for ;

what has been delivered , ;

what is known as , ;

what is the truth about

whatever ( no);

there is no evidence whatever ;

whatever phenomena

when

whenever ,

where ; ; , ; ,

even where change has seemed imperative , ;

where there is greater concern for , (-.);

where to go

whereas

whether

another question is whether or not criminology should extend to , ...;

the cost of hiring a lawyer is your personal expense whether you win or lose the case , ;

those who commit the crime, whether a felony or a misdemeanor, are called , , , ...;

whether or ... ; ... ;

whether it is a felony or a misdemeanor ...;

whether the report provides factual information ,

which ; ;

both of which

under which circumstances ;

which includes the public's right to protect itself from ...;

which of them the police suspects ;

with which the court itself can deal ;

while ;

driving while intoxicated ;

while being held in custody ;

while out on bail ;

while resisting his attempt to arrest you

whilst

whiskey

to down six whiskeys

white ,

white-collar

white-collar crime ( , , )

who ;

a man who dies of , ...;

someone who -; ;

the one who committed the tort , ;

those who ,

whole ,

against the people (the populace, the community) as a whole ;

the whole power ;

the whole range (, ..)

whom ; ;

all of whom ;

from whom you borrowed the car ;

individuals of whom society consists ,

whose ; ;

a paper bag whose contents , ...;

on whose recommendation ;

the prosecuting attorney, whose advice , ...

why

wide

 

a wider approach ;

in its wider sense ;

to have wide authority

widely

a custom is widely followed

widespread

the feeling is widespread that ,

wife

will

he will very likely be charged with a crime ,

willingly

win (won, won)

to win a case ;

to win an acquittal , ;

to win basic rights from one's rulers

winner

wise

wish

with c

with an open mind ;

with each other ;

with his consent ;

with one another ;

with respect to

within

within a reasonable amount of time after the arrest ;

within jurisdiction ;

within the speed limit

without

 

without charge ;

without criminal intent ;

without denying the value of (-.);

without his consent

witness

witness stand

women pl. woman

won . win

word

wording , ()

work

world

worst

the worst that can happen ,

worthy

would
:

1) ;

2) ;

3) ,

you would have to ;

if the delay would result in death or serious injury ;

would have been classified as

a first semester statistics student would know that , , , ...;

writ ,

writ of mandamus

write (wrote, written)

writer

the writings of scholars ;

writings / ()

written

written constitution ;

written court decisions , ;

written law ;

written laws ,

wrong ;

a wrong to the state , ;

to wrong smb. -.;

you are wrong

wrongdoer

wrongful

a wrongful act

Y

year

a few years ago ;

 

death a year and a day beyond the act ;

five years after he was hit on the head , ;

in recent years ;

in the early years ;

in the past few years ;

the most recent year for which data are available , ;

three murders a year ;

was still 100 years away 100 ( -.)

yet ;

you ;

your

yourself

you must be present yourself ( );

you must bring the legal action yourself



 

E.N. Pushkina

 

English-Russian Learners Dictionary





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