Contents Preface introduction unit 1

Give the right spelling of every word in bold.

fTteh crimes are the most widely-spread ones and involve the act of taking someone’s pyperort against this person’s will or by deceit. There are two subtypes of thefts: eytpt and grand ones. This classification depend on the value of the lseton property. There are various types of thefts. daufr is a theft with the intentional deception of the icvmti. Sftiplinhog is a theft of property in public transport or in the street usually taken from the ctkpoe or bag without victim’s noticing. Rbyboer is a theft by force. rgrylBua is an unlawfully breaking into the house with the purpose of gealistn something. Cjaiarckng is a theft of a motor vehicle.

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imprisonment legislation punish commit criminal probation guilt fine jury deter convict justice victim offender

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   A law or set of laws suggested by a government and made official by a parliament.
   
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   To make someone less enthusiastic about doing something by threatening bad results if they do it.
   
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   Someone who is guilty of a crime.
   
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   To cause someone who has done something wrong or committed a crime to suffer, by hurting them, forcing them to pay money, sending them to prison.
   
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   To do something illegal or something that is considered wrong.
   
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   A person who commits a crime.
   
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   A period of time when a criminal must behave well and not commit any more crimes in order to avoid being sent to prison.
   
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   Having done something wrong or committed a crime.
   
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   A group of people chosen to decide in a court of law if someone is guilty of a crime or not.
   
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    To decide officially in a court of law that someone is guilty of a crime.
    
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    Being made to pay money for breaking the law.
    
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    Being put in prison.
    
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    Fairness in the way people are dealt with.
    
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    Someone who has suffered because of the actions of someone else.
    

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