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28 Cards in this Set

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abduct
to carry off a person by force
abscond
to flee from a geographical area or to conceal oneself without authorization, usually for the purpose of avoiding legal proceedings
acquit
to relieve an accused from criminal charges
alibi
an excuse intended to avert bame
arraign
to bring before a court of law to hear and answer charges
collusion
an agreement between two or more parties to defraud another of their property or rights
complicity
association with or participation in a crime
duress
actual or threatened force, violence, imprisonment, causing another to act contrary to his of her will
extort
to demand payment based on threats
extradite
to deliver a criminal from one state or nation to another
flagitious
scandalous, villanous
forge
to counterfeit; to shape molten metal
illict
illegal
immurement
confinement within walls
incendiary
an agitator, especially one who stirs up discontent by starting fires
incognito
living under an assumed name
indict
to charge with a crime or accuse of wrongdoing
kleptomaniac
a person who has a compulsive desire to steal
larceny
theft of personal property
peccadillo
a slight or minor offense; misdemeanor
peculation
stealing or misuse of public money entrusted to one's care; misappropriation; embezzlement
perjure
to lie under oath, especially to give false testimony in court
pilfer
to steal repeatedly, especially from the workplace
poach
to take fish or game unlawfully from private or protected property
recidivism
habitual repetition of or return to criminal activity
regicide
a murder of a monarch
vandalize
to deface, damage, or destroy property
vigilante
one who takes justice into one's own hands