health and crime

to scrape the skin off your knee

to hit your head against something

to strain a muscle

to become unable to speak clearly due to soreness or illness

to hit your toe painfully against something

to injure your ankle by twisting it

to injure your back by overstretching it

to break a small piece off a tooth

to injure your ribs, causing a dark mark on the skin

to fracture a bone in your arm

to experience muscle pain and difficulty moving

to experience a sudden, painful tightening of a muscle

distressed or suffering

distressed

pale

unwell

fainted

getting better

lacking in energy

entered illegally (a building)

to show that someone is responsible for a crime

having the duty of dealing with or controlling something

charged someone with a crime

doing something illegal

information used in court to prove guilt

formally accused him of a crime

to be dealt with in a court of law

to be judged in a court of law

to summon someone to give testimony in court

to provide testimony against someone in court

a single item of proof in court

to state in court that one is innocent

to be judged responsible for a crime

to be put in jail as punishment

responsible for something bad

responsibility for a mistake or wrong action

a thief takes possessions from people/places

a robber takes possessions from people/places, often using force

the crime of stealing

people who break into houses to steal

people who attack others in the street to steal

people who rob banks

the crime committed by robbers

stated that someone took something illegally

stated that the claim was untrue

confessed to having done something wrong

admitted to having committed an offense

formally accused of stealing

took him into police custody

a legal proceeding began in court

stated in court that one is guilty

found guilty of an offense by a court

given a period of imprisonment as punishment

illegal

past findings of guilt for crimes

an official list of crimes a person has committed

a physical attack

deliberate destruction or damage to property

something that discourages criminal activity

crimes committed by young people

to show violent or hostile actions

a legal process that gives all parties equal rights

a place where legal cases are heard

indirect evidence that implies something occurred

murder that was planned in advance

imprisonment for the rest of one's life

to help a criminal return to a normal life

less serious offenses

crimes related to breaking traffic laws

to officially cancel or withdraw a license

to behave in a way that others should copy

people whose behavior is emulated by others

the legal requirement that the state must respect all legal rights

physical punishment, typically hitting

physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill

to separate criminals from the community