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1.In a technical sense, people who tell lies during court

proceedings while under oath are guilty of

suspense

perjury

spin

mistrial

2.Bernard Madoff should be punished to the full extent of the

law for , in my opinion He provided misleading

information to investors — that they were forced to rely upon —

with the intent of stealing their money

assault

vandalism

fraud

homicide

3.We just got back from court The idiot drunk-driver who killed

my brother was charged with and was found guilty today

I am very glad he is going to be spending a lot of time in jail for

what he did

tort

homicide

misappropriation

harassment

4.I hope she gets convicted of first-degree It is obvious

that she planned to kill her husband, in advance, so she could get

away with it and collect on his life insurance policy

assault

perjury

murder

larceny

5.Luckily, the store was nice about it and allowed me to just pay

for the goods as long my son never sets foot in any of their

stores again They could have prosecuted him for for

stealing the clothing but they didn't

larceny

laundering

tax evasion

assault

6.I don't believe in or agree with punishment There have

been wrong convictions in the past and I can't bear the thought

of executing an innocent person

credible

capital

censored

murder

7.My husband is going to have to stay in jail until his court date

The judge approved his but we can't afford it We don't

have $50,000 to give the court as a guarantee that he'll show up

for his court date

bond

bail

debenture

promissory note

8.Finally, after two years, my husband was from prison

after they figured out that he didn't commit the crime In fact, it

was our next-door neighbor We are thinking about suing for

wrongful imprisonment

propelled

ejected

rejected

released

9.Whew! I am finally done with jury duty I figured that I would

serve a couple of days and be done with it But, no! The

murder I was part of lasted eight months!

trial

evaluation

docket

examination

10.If you get in one more fight with another inmate, we are

going to put you in solitary for a month You won't see the

light of day for one minute of that time and you won't be able to

talk to anyone else for a whole month

entrapment

capture

confinement

casing