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Accessory - anSwer-One who is not the chief actor in the offense, nor present at its
performance, but is in some way involved, either before or after the act committed. One
who aids, abets, commands, or counsels another in the commission of a crime. Synonym
for "accomplice" or "abettor."
Admission - anSwer-Generally, confessions, concessions or voluntary
acknowledgments made by a person of the existence of certain facts. In the criminal
context, a statement by a person of facts which in connection with proof of other facts or
circumstances, tends to prove guilt, but which is, itself, insufficient to merit conviction.
Aggravation - anSwer-Any circumstance attending the commission of a crime which
increases its guilt or enormity or adds to its injurious consequences, but which is above
and beyond the essential constituents of the crime itself.
Arrest - anSwer-To take a person into custody, by authority of law, for the purpose of
charging him/her with a criminal offense.
Arrest Warrant - anSwer-A written order issued by a judge that directs a law
enforcement officer to arrest a person and bring them to court.
Arson - anSwer-Burning or attemting to burn a building owned by another, with the
intent to kill or seriously injury a person.
Assault - anSwer-An attempt or threat to inflict bodily injury upon another, along with
the apparent ability to do so, which places the victim in fear of injury or bodily harm.
Attempted Robbery - anSwer-A crime that results in no property taken but the suspect
is still sought for the actions leading to the attempt.
, Back Up - anSwer-Police officers who assist the first responders.
Battery - anSwer-Battery is causing bodily harm to a person by any means, or making
physical contact with a person of an insulting or provocative nature.
Bench Warrant - anSwer-A document issued by the court to mandate the appearance of
an individual before the court.
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) - anSwer-The concentration of alcohol in the
bloodstream.
Breathalyzer - anSwer-An instrument used by trained operators to measure the Blood
Alcohol Content (BAC) of a persons breath.
Burglary - anSwer-Entering a dwelling, room, or building of another with the intent to
carry away items or fixtures from the premises.
Carjacking - anSwer-Knowingly or recklessly by force or violence, taking or attempting
to take from another person immediate actual possession of the person's motor vehicle.
Child - anSwer-A person who has not yet attained the age of 16 years.
Citation - anSwer-An order issued by the police requiring a person to appear on a
specific day and do something therein mentioned.
Civil Action - anSwer-A lawsuit to redress a private wrong, in which the remedies are
money damages and/or injunctions.
Coercion - anSwer-The threat or use of mental or physical means to get information.
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Accessory - anSwer-One who is not the chief actor in the offense, nor present at its
performance, but is in some way involved, either before or after the act committed. One
who aids, abets, commands, or counsels another in the commission of a crime. Synonym
for "accomplice" or "abettor."
Admission - anSwer-Generally, confessions, concessions or voluntary
acknowledgments made by a person of the existence of certain facts. In the criminal
context, a statement by a person of facts which in connection with proof of other facts or
circumstances, tends to prove guilt, but which is, itself, insufficient to merit conviction.
Aggravation - anSwer-Any circumstance attending the commission of a crime which
increases its guilt or enormity or adds to its injurious consequences, but which is above
and beyond the essential constituents of the crime itself.
Arrest - anSwer-To take a person into custody, by authority of law, for the purpose of
charging him/her with a criminal offense.
Arrest Warrant - anSwer-A written order issued by a judge that directs a law
enforcement officer to arrest a person and bring them to court.
Arson - anSwer-Burning or attemting to burn a building owned by another, with the
intent to kill or seriously injury a person.
Assault - anSwer-An attempt or threat to inflict bodily injury upon another, along with
the apparent ability to do so, which places the victim in fear of injury or bodily harm.
Attempted Robbery - anSwer-A crime that results in no property taken but the suspect
is still sought for the actions leading to the attempt.
, Back Up - anSwer-Police officers who assist the first responders.
Battery - anSwer-Battery is causing bodily harm to a person by any means, or making
physical contact with a person of an insulting or provocative nature.
Bench Warrant - anSwer-A document issued by the court to mandate the appearance of
an individual before the court.
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) - anSwer-The concentration of alcohol in the
bloodstream.
Breathalyzer - anSwer-An instrument used by trained operators to measure the Blood
Alcohol Content (BAC) of a persons breath.
Burglary - anSwer-Entering a dwelling, room, or building of another with the intent to
carry away items or fixtures from the premises.
Carjacking - anSwer-Knowingly or recklessly by force or violence, taking or attempting
to take from another person immediate actual possession of the person's motor vehicle.
Child - anSwer-A person who has not yet attained the age of 16 years.
Citation - anSwer-An order issued by the police requiring a person to appear on a
specific day and do something therein mentioned.
Civil Action - anSwer-A lawsuit to redress a private wrong, in which the remedies are
money damages and/or injunctions.
Coercion - anSwer-The threat or use of mental or physical means to get information.
