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 ; ,
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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) ;
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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 , ;
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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
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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