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    English Vocabulary 2021

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    This document defines and provides examples of various types of crimes such as abduction, arson, assault, burglary, drug trafficking, drunk driving, fraud, murder, robbery, smuggling, theft, and vandalism. It also outlines different types of punishments that may be given for criminal offenses including traffic tickets, license suspension, fines, house arrest, community service, jail time, and life in prison.

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    English Vocabulary 2021

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    This document defines and provides examples of various types of crimes such as abduction, arson, assault, burglary, drug trafficking, drunk driving, fraud, murder, robbery, smuggling, theft, and vandalism. It also outlines different types of punishments that may be given for criminal offenses including traffic tickets, license suspension, fines, house arrest, community service, jail time, and life in prison.

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    This document defines and provides examples of various types of crimes such as abduction, arson, assault, burglary, drug trafficking, drunk driving, fraud, murder, robbery, smuggling, theft, and vandalism. It also outlines different types of punishments that may be given for criminal offenses including traffic tickets, license suspension, fines, house arrest, community service, jail time, and life in prison.

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    English Vocabulary 2021

    Uploaded by

    Sankar Ponnada
    This document defines and provides examples of various types of crimes such as abduction, arson, assault, burglary, drug trafficking, drunk driving, fraud, murder, robbery, smuggling, theft, and vandalism. It also outlines different types of punishments that may be given for criminal offenses including traffic tickets, license suspension, fines, house arrest, community service, jail time, and life in prison.

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    Types of crime

    crime definition

    abduction/ taking a person to a secret location using


    kidnapping force
    armed robbery using a weapon to steal
    arson setting fire to a place on purpose

    assault hurting another person physically


    attempted murder trying to kill someone (but failing)

    burglary, breaking going into another person's home or


    and entering business with force
    child abuse injuring a child on purpose

    domestic violence physical assault that occur within the


    home

    drug trafficking trading illegal drugs

    drunk driving driving after having too much alcohol

    fraud lying or cheating for business or


    monetary purposes
    hijacking holding people in transit hostage (usually
    on a plane)
    murder/ homicide taking someone's life through violence

    shoplifting stealing merchandise from a store

    smuggling bringing products into a country secretly


    and illegally
    speeding driving beyond the speed limit
    terrorism acts of crime against a group
    (political/religious) or another country
    theft stealing
    torture extremely cruel and unfair treatment
    (often towards prisoners)
    vandalism damaging public or private property (for
    example with spray paint)
    white collar crime breaking the law in business
    Types of punishment
    punishment definition
    (example offence)
    traffic ticket leaves marks on driving record/involves
    paying a fine
    (speeding, parking)
    license suspension driving rights are removed for a certain
    period of time
    (drunk driving)
    fine pay money as punishment for minor/petty
    crime
    (hunting out of season)

    house arrest remain in one's home for a certain period


    of time
    (a young offender who
    is waiting to go to
    court)
    community service do volunteer work such as teaching
    children about crime or cleaning up
    garbage
    (a youth that steals a
    car for the first time)
    jail time spend a certain amount of months or
    years locked away from society
    (man who assaults his
    wife)
    life in prison spend the rest of one's life in prison with
    no chance of going back into society

    (a woman who
    commits homicide)

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