crime Flashcards
to set fire to a building, car
arson
smuggling
sneaking illegal items from one country to another
destroying privat or public property
vandalism
to steal
a theft / a thief
steal from people in public places
snatching phones, bags, jewllery
mugging
terrorism
using threats or violence against innocent people for political or religious reasons. to create terror can be individuals or Government
burglary
to burgle a house
robbery
using force or threats to directly steal money from another person
stealing from people in public places (more violent than pickpocketing)
mugging
lying when testifying in court
perjury
shoplifting
stealing items from a shop
fraud
lying or making false statements that causes harm to another person
a pickpocket
pick-pocketing
prekršek
a minor crime
to burgle a house
burglary
a minor crime
prekršek
perjury
lying when testifying in court
mugging
stealing from people in public places (more violent than pickpocketing)
stealing from an employer
embezzelment
killing people over a period of time
serial killing
killing someone by accident or killing someone without premeditation
manslaughter
breaking into and stealing from shops during riots
looting
using force or threats to directly steal money from another person
robbery
arson
to set fire to a building, car
a fine
the money that you have to pay
is a person who got killed or effected by a crime
a victim
assasin
killing a leader or important person
killing more people at the same time
mass murder
manslaughter
killing someone by accident or killing someone without premeditation
a judge
is a person who decides on the punishment
criminal
a culprit
paying money to influence a government official
bribery
is a person who decides on the punishment
a judge
looting
to breaking into and stealing from shops during riots
witness
a person who has seen the crime
pick-pocketing
stealing things by taking it from people’s pockets
trespassing
going onto another person’s property without premission
embezzelment
stealing from an employer
lying or making false statements that causes harm to another person
fraud
kidnapping
taking a person and demanding money
serial killing
killing people over a period of time
going onto another person’s property without premission
trespassing
a jury
is a group of people that decide if a person is guilty or not
sneaking illegal items from one country to another
smuggling
a vandal
how is person who commits a vandalism called
bribery
paying money to influence a government official
assault
attacking or intentionally hurting someone
killing a leader or important person
assasin
telesna kazen
corporal punishment
what do serial killers usually do
they follow a certian pattern
mass murder
killing more people at the same time
taking control over an airplane or another vehicle by force
hijacking
they follow a certian pattern
what do serial killers usually do
hijacking
taking control over an airplane or another vehicle by force
is a group of people that decide if a person is guilty or not
a jury
the money that you have to pay
a fine
murder
a planned killing or killing a person with premeditation
death penalty
capital punishment
what do muggers do
steal from people in public places
snatching phones, bags, jewllery
stealing things by taking it from people’s pockets
pick-pocketing
an arsonist
person who commits arson
a planned killing or killing a person with premeditation
murder
vandalism
destroying privat or public property
how are people that pickpocket called
a pickpocket
a victim
is a person who got killed or effected by a crime
a person who has seen the crime
witness
how is person who commits a vandalism called
a vandal
corporal punishment
telesna kazen
capital punishment
death penalty
a theft / a theif
to steal
person who commits arson
an arsonist
taking a person and demanding money
kidnapping
writing another person’s signature
forgery
a culprit
criminal
stealing items from a shop
shoplifting
using threats or violence against innocent people for political or religious reasons. to create terror can be individuals or Government
terrorism
attacking or intentionally hurting someone
assault
forgery
writing another person’s signature