| Crimes against the person |
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| Abduction |
| Actual bodily harm |
| Assault |
| Battery |
| Blackmail |
| Grievous Bodily harm |
| Indecent assault |
| Infanticide |
| Manslaughter |
| Murder |
| Paedophilia |
| Racial abuse |
| Treason |
| Wounding |
| Crimes against property |
| Arson |
| Breaking and entering |
| Burglary |
| Criminal damage |
| Deception or fraud in order to obtain property, or just advantage |
| Embezzlement |
| Handing stolen goods |
| Money laundering |
| Piracy |
| Possessing something with intent to damage property |
| Robbery |
| Theft |
| Public order offences |
| Aiding and abetting |
| Criminal damage |
| Deception or fraud in order to obtain property, or just advantage |
| Misuse of drugs |
| Money laundering |
| Obstruction of the police |
| Possessing weapons |
| Sedition |
| Terrorism |
| Road traffic offenses |
| Reckless driving |
| Driving w/o license or insurance |
| Drunk driving |
| Sexual offences |
| Bigamy |
| Indecency |
| Indecent assault |
| Obscenity |
| Paedophilia |
| Rape |
| Political offences |
| Blackmail |
| Breach of the Official Secrets Act |
| Bribery |
| Committing a breach of the peace |
| Conspiracy |
| Espionage |
| Racial abuse |
| Sedition |
| Terrorism |
| Treason |
| Unlawful assembly |
| Offences against justice |
| Bribery |
| Conspiracy |
| Contempt of court |
| Obstruction of the police |
| Perjury |
| Perverting the course of justice |
| Piracy |
| Possessing weapons |
| Sedition |
| Lawyers guideline |
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| Examination-in-chief |
| Leading questions |
| Cross-examination |
| Opening Speech |
| Closing Speech |
| Refutation |
| Types of law |
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| Criminal Law |
| Civil Law |
| Employment Law (but Labour Code) |
| Company Law |
| International Law |
| Legal professions |
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| Judge |
| Prosecutor |
| Attorney (at law) |
| Lawyer |
| Barrister |
| Counsel |
| Solicitor |
| Notary |
| Types of crime |
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| Manslaughter |
| Murder |
| Embezzlement |
| Battery |
| Mugging |
| Extortion |
| Abduction |
| Intimidation |
| Incest |
| Joyriding |
| Inchoate offence |
| Trafficking |
| Types of punishment |
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| Prison sentence |
| Suspended sentence |
| Probation |
| Fine |
| Ticket |
| Capital punishment |
| Community service |
| Tagging |
| Useful phrases |
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| To be charged with a crime |
| To be accused of a crime |
| Crime |
| Offence |
| Defendant |
| Claimant/plaintiff (Civil Law) |
| Articles of apprenticeship |
| To serve a sentence |
| To be released on bail |
| To cross-examine witnesses |
| Minors |
| To plead guilty/not guilty |
| To face charges |
| Criminal liability |
| To be on parole |
| Imprisonment |
| Prison |
| Employment Law – Useful phrases |
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| Industrial Tribunal |
| Severance pay |
| Golden handshake |
| Fixed-term contract |
| Fixed-job contract |
| Mandatory agreement |
| 2 weeks’ notice |
| Sickness pay |
| Remuneration |
| Termination of the contract |
| Probationary service |
| Holiday entitlement |
| Letter of redundancy |
| Health and Safety Regulations |
| Be fired |
| Be made redundant |
| Grievance procedures |
| Breach of contract |
| Trade unions |
| Job description |
| Hans Reiser Case (Reading Comprehension – some words were used already, they are not repeated) |
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| Trial |
| Defense counsel |
| Jury |
| Defense table |
| Preliminary hearing |
| Embezzled founds |
| Testify |
| Estranged |
| Complicit |
| Wiretap |
| Culled |
| Ensuing |
| Brittle |
| Take pains |
| Irritating nebbish |
| Inconsiderate slob |
| Lame excuse |
| Dabble in |
| Cross-dressing bondage |
| Rite of passage |
| Red herring |
| Weird conduct |