legal vocab u1 Flashcards

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murder/murderer/murder

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killing someone

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burglary/burglar/burgle

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Stealing things from preople’s houses

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mugging/mugger/mug

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Attacking someone in a public space to get some money or valuables

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Kidnapping/kidnapper/kidnap

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Secuesto

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hijacking/hijacker/hijack

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Taking control of an aeroplane, or another vehicle of public transport

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smuggling/smuggler/smuggle

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Passing goods illegally from one contry to another

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Forgery/forger/forge

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Copying official documents

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blackmail/blackmailer/blackmail

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Hacer chantaje

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Rape/rapist/rape

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Violar

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Espionage/spy/spy

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Espiar

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Manslaughter/commit manslaughter

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Killing someone, but when it wasn’t your intention to do so

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Treason/traitor/commit treason

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Betraying your contry (by passing state secrets to another country, for example)

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Arson/Arsonist/Commit arson

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Deliberately setting fire to a building

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Robbery/robber/rob

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Stealing from a shop, office or bank (shop-lifting)

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Bugging/bug

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Secretely recording or filming the conversations and activities of individuals or organizations.

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Joyriding/joyrider/joyride

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Stealing a vehicle and driving it dangerously for fun

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Embezzlement/fraud//embezzler/fraudster//embezzle/commit fraud

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To take fraudulently for one’s own use money or property placed in your care

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Looting/looter/loot

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To take advantatge of a riot or disaster to enter properties and steal things

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to deem

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1)perceive//2) said to be/considered to be…

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Plead

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The accused has to say whether he or she guilty or not guilty

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21
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Acquit

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Absolver// to decide officially in a court that someone is guilty or not

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22
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Bail

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Amount of money a person who is accused of a crime pays to a law court so that they can be released (fianza)

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23
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Impose a fine

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Poner una multa

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saying

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declaring/ordering/stating

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person whose job it is to decide de case
magistrate/judge
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professional legal personal
defens lawyer/ lawyer
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asked
adviced/requested/required BESEECH
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twelve members of the public who decide...
jury
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facts to prove someone's guilt
evidence (uncountable)
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person accused of crimes and standing trial
accused/defendant
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But
However/Notwithstanding/Nonetheless
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Changed/edited
Manipulated/altered/interfered
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set aside and declared void
Annulled/ dismissed/QUASHED
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safeguards
(n+v) measure intended to prevent someone/something from being harmed
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to Falsely state
to make an incorrect or untrue statement
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offensive weapon
knife...
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firearm
arma de fuego
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restrain
the deprive of liberty
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Handle stolen goods
dishonestly receiving, retraining or disposing stolen goods
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Maiden name
a woman's surname before marriage
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Caution
a formal warning
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allerge/make an allegation
to claim or assert something is true
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Quash
to set aside/to void/anull
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breach
a violation in the performance of or a failure to perform an obligation by a promise or a law (Infracción) He was fired for a breach of the rules
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appeal
a request made to a court of law or to someone in authority to change a previous decisiona challenge to a previous legal determination (apelación/recurso...)
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A prison sentence (+time)
sentencia de cárcel
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Life imprisonment
cadena perpetua
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An anti-social behaviour order (ASBO)
Desorden público (multa, orden de alejameniento...)
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Community service
servicio comunitario?
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A suspended sentence
suspender/anular una sentencia
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Parole (+an ankle/electronic tracking tag)
Libertad condicional
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Children (tragic)//teenager (naughty)//youths (negative)
slay
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done
exerciced
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decided
found
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stop and search
controles (en la calle, en la carretera...)
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custody
custodia
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witness/es
testigo/s
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sentence
sentencia
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veredict
veredicto
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convict
convicto
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court
tribunal
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arrested
arrestado/a
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Appeal (adj/noun)
recurrir/apelar
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case (n/adj)
caso
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civil (n/adj)
civil
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Criminal (n/adj)
criminal
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guilty
culpable
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high
alto
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injunction (n/adj)
requerimiento/orden judicial
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Innocent
inocente
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Juvenile (n/adj)
Centro de menores
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Party (n/adj)
parte
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precedent
an action, situation, or decision that has already happened and can be used as a reason why a similar action or decision should be performed or made (precedente)
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loan (n/adj)
préstamo (An advance of funds from one party (the creditor) to another party (the debtor) for a period of time. )
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Punishment (n/adj)
penalización
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sole (n/adj)
no sé
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veredict
veredicto
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accused
acusado (syn: defendant)
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barrister
Type os lawyer who works in higher rank, specialised in advocacy and litigation. (abogado que puede intervenir en todas los tribunales)
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DPP
The Director of Public Prosecutions (England and Wales most senior public prosecutor (fiscal))
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offenders
criminal/ delincuente
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Plaintiff
The party who initiates a lawsuit before a court.
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Procurators Fiscal
A public prosecutor in Scotland (abogado de la parte acusante)
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solicitor
A member of the legar profession qualified to deal with conveyancing, the drawing up if wills, and other legal matters. (abogado)
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Award damages (v)
to order that a particular amount of money is paid to someone because they have been caused some injury or loss
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Break the law
Infringir la ley
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Pass a law
aprobar una ley
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Prove
demostrar
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rule
dictamen/dictaminar
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sue (v)
denunciar
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