Transcript Crime - gkvr-aj4

Crime
Definition
 illegal act
 act, which is breaking the law
 criminals are punished by police
Categories of crime
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mugging
assault
kidnapping
murder
manslaughter
sexual attacks
rape
assassination
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arson
burglary
forgery
fraud
vandalism
theft
shoplifting
pickpocket
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gambling
prostitution
drunkness
vagrancy
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drug trafficking, dealing
stock market swindles
hackers
terrorism,
assassinations
 drunkdriving, speeding
 mafia
 human organs trade
Investigation
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fingerprints
witnesses
crime scene
clues
DNA samples from?
People at the court
 barrister, solicitor, defence lawyer, attorney,
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advocate
judge
suspect – charged - accused - convict
witness
prosecutor
jury
Court trial
 suspect
 charge
 accused
 guilty or not guilty
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convict
sentence
inmate, prisoner
witness (to testify)
Kinds of punishment
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custody (bail)
go to prison (prison sentence)
death penalty
probation (to be on probation)
alternative punishment, suspended sentence
fine
community / public works
Violence and kids
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in films
in PC games
negative influence
Islamic states, Colombia, civil wars
Organisations
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FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Interpol (International Police)
Scotland Yard
Police
Police
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arresting and questioning people
guarding law and order
giving evidence at court
helping to find missing people
traffic wardens
municipal police
Symbols
What is your favourite detective
story/series?
Famous people in prison
 Kiefer Sutherland
 Paris Hilton
 Michelle Rodriguez(The
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Lost)
Wesley Snipes
Lane Garrison(Prison
Break)
Eminem
Al Capone
 Hana Hegerová
 Martin Maxa
 Jan Revai
Alcatraz (1934-1963)
Attemptes at escape
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14 attemptes
24 were caught
14 were killed
2 drowned