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Inhoudsopgave
Belangrijke info 1
Inhoudsopgave 1
Vocabulary 2
Basis 2
Statistics 3
Crime 4
Police brutality 6
Immigration 6
Grammar 7
Then/than 7
Punctuation marks 7
Numbers 8
Linking words 8
Essay 9
Structure 9
Pay attention 9
Reference 9
Vocabulary 10
Text 10
Test 11
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, Vocabulary
Basis
● To put someone in jail
○ Incarcerate: a formal term often used in legal context
○ Imprison
○ Detain: to hold or keep someone in custody, especially for a short period
○ Lock up
○ Remand: to hold a suspect in custody while awaiting trial
○ Consign to prison: more formal way to express the act of imprisoning
○ Put behind bars: expression for imprisoning
○ Take into custody: initially detaining someone
○ Confine: to restrict someone's freedom, applicable in the context of jail
● Someone who has committed a crime
○ Culprit: to refer to a person responsible for a crime or misdemeanor
○ Delinquent: minor crimes, especially those committed by young people
○ Malefactor: a formal term for someone who commits a crime or some other
wrong
○ Wrongdoer: term that can apply to anyone who does something illegal or
immoral.
○ Felon: specifically refers to someone who has committed a felony, a serious
crime
○ Convict: a person found guilty of a crime and serving a sentence in prison
○ Miscreant: deeply immoral or wicked behavior
○ Transgressor: Someone who violates a law or command
○ Outlaw: to describe someone literally outside the law's protection; now, it
often refers to someone involved in criminal activities
○ Perpetrator: used in the context of discussing the person who committed a
specific crime
○ Violator: someone who violates a particular law or regulation
○ Offender: someone who has committed a crime
○ Lawbreaker: emphasizes the act of breaking the law
● Jail: place of detention for shorter sentences or awaiting trial
● Prison: for serious crimes, longer sentences
● Bail: borch
● Probation: alternative for imprisonment
● Recidivism: to commit a crime again
● Forensics
● A cold case
● Jailer/warder: supervision of inmates in prison
● An acquittal: someone who had been found not guilty
● To be complicit: someone who took part in the crime
● Penalise: straffen
● A subpoena: a letter stating that you have to show up in court
● An affidavit: claiming to say something that is the truth written down (verklaring)
● The judiciary: the judicial authorities of a country; judges collectively
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Samenvatting
Belangrijke info
● Examen online /12
○ Woordenschat en theorie lessen
■ Definitie en eerste letter woord gegeven
■ Theorie multiple choice
○ Ongeziene tekst lezen
○ Essay schrijven
Inhoudsopgave
Belangrijke info 1
Inhoudsopgave 1
Vocabulary 2
Basis 2
Statistics 3
Crime 4
Police brutality 6
Immigration 6
Grammar 7
Then/than 7
Punctuation marks 7
Numbers 8
Linking words 8
Essay 9
Structure 9
Pay attention 9
Reference 9
Vocabulary 10
Text 10
Test 11
1
, Vocabulary
Basis
● To put someone in jail
○ Incarcerate: a formal term often used in legal context
○ Imprison
○ Detain: to hold or keep someone in custody, especially for a short period
○ Lock up
○ Remand: to hold a suspect in custody while awaiting trial
○ Consign to prison: more formal way to express the act of imprisoning
○ Put behind bars: expression for imprisoning
○ Take into custody: initially detaining someone
○ Confine: to restrict someone's freedom, applicable in the context of jail
● Someone who has committed a crime
○ Culprit: to refer to a person responsible for a crime or misdemeanor
○ Delinquent: minor crimes, especially those committed by young people
○ Malefactor: a formal term for someone who commits a crime or some other
wrong
○ Wrongdoer: term that can apply to anyone who does something illegal or
immoral.
○ Felon: specifically refers to someone who has committed a felony, a serious
crime
○ Convict: a person found guilty of a crime and serving a sentence in prison
○ Miscreant: deeply immoral or wicked behavior
○ Transgressor: Someone who violates a law or command
○ Outlaw: to describe someone literally outside the law's protection; now, it
often refers to someone involved in criminal activities
○ Perpetrator: used in the context of discussing the person who committed a
specific crime
○ Violator: someone who violates a particular law or regulation
○ Offender: someone who has committed a crime
○ Lawbreaker: emphasizes the act of breaking the law
● Jail: place of detention for shorter sentences or awaiting trial
● Prison: for serious crimes, longer sentences
● Bail: borch
● Probation: alternative for imprisonment
● Recidivism: to commit a crime again
● Forensics
● A cold case
● Jailer/warder: supervision of inmates in prison
● An acquittal: someone who had been found not guilty
● To be complicit: someone who took part in the crime
● Penalise: straffen
● A subpoena: a letter stating that you have to show up in court
● An affidavit: claiming to say something that is the truth written down (verklaring)
● The judiciary: the judicial authorities of a country; judges collectively
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