A-B

Question 1

Abrogate

1. Repeal or do away with
2. Evade a responsibility or duty

Answer 1

Revocar, anular, abrogar

1. Derogar o suprimir
2. Evadir una responsabilidad o deber

Question 2

Abduction

The taking of a person against their will, generally by means of persuasion, fraud, or force.

Answer 2

Rapto

La toma de una persona contra su voluntad, generalmente mediante persuasión, fraude o fuerza.

Question 3

Accessory After the Fact

Someone who assists
1. Someone who has committed a crime,
2. After the person has committed the crime,
3. With knowledge that the person committed the crime, and
4. With the intent to help the person avoid arrest or punishment.

Answer 3

Cómplice (encubridor)

Alguien que ayuda
1. Alguien que ha cometido un delito,
2. Después de que la persona ha cometido el delito,
3. Con conocimiento de que la persona cometió el delito, y
4. Con la intención de ayudar a la persona a evitar el arresto o el castigo.

Question 4

Accomplice

A person who knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in (or in some cases fails to prevent another from) the commission of a crime. An accomplice is criminally liable to the same extent as the principal.

Answer 4

Cómplice

Una persona que a sabiendas, voluntaria o intencionalmente brinda asistencia a otra en (o en algunos casos no evita que otra) cometa un delito. El cómplice es penalmente responsable en la misma medida que el autor.

Question 5

Account for (your actions)

Answer 5

Dar razón (de su comportamiento); dar cuenta (de si)

Question 6

Accused (in criminal trials): indicted, accused, defendant, inserted, accused, prosecuted, syndicated

Answer 6

Acusado(a) (en juicios penales): procesado, imputado, encausado, encartado, inculpado, enjuiciado, sindicado

Question 7

Acquit

To set free, release or discharge as from obligation, burden, or accusation. It is what a jury or judge sitting without a jury does at the end of a criminal trial, if the jury or the judge finds the accused defendant not guilty of the crime.

Answer 7

Absolver

Liberar, liberar o liberar de una obligación, carga o acusación. Es lo que hace un jurado o un juez sin jurado al final de un juicio penal, si el jurado o el juez declara al acusado inocente del delito.

Question 8

Acquittal, acquittal ruling

Answer 8

Absolución, fallo absolutorio

Question 9

Acquitted

Answer 9

Absuelto

Question 10

Acquittee

Answer 10

El exonerado

Question 11

Act of God

Answer 11

Fuerza mayor

Question 12

Adjustment

Answer 12

Ajuste

Question 13

Admissible (to be), originating, has place

Answer 13

(Ser) admisible, procedente, ha lugar

Question 14

Admissible evidence

Answer 14

Prueba admisible/procedente

Question 15

Admission of Guilt

Answer 15

Reconocimiento / confesión de culpabilidad

Question 16

Adultery

Answer 16

Adulterio

Question 17

Advance Payment

Answer 17

Pago por adelantado, anticipo

Question 18

Advertisement

Answer 18

Propaganda, anuncio

Question 19

Advocate, Victim

Answer 19

Defensor de las victimas

Question 20

Affidavit

Answer 20

Declaración jurada por escrito, afidávit

Question 21

Aforementioned

Answer 21

Mencionado, citado, precitado, susodicho, referido, expresado, consabido, referenciado, antedicho, sobredicho, nombrado, ya dicho, aludido