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crime |
A crime is an act punishable by law.
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criminal |
A criminal is someone who has committed a crime.
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jail |
Jail is a correctional institution used to detain people who are in custody of the government.
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prison |
Prison is a correctional institution where persons are confined while on trial or for punishment.
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prisoner |
A prisoner is someone who is in prison.
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guard |
A guard is a person who keeps watch over something or someone.
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police |
The police are a civil force responsible for the detection and prevention of crime.
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suspect |
A suspect is someone who is under suspicion for committing a crime.
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