Crime and punishment

Here's comprehensive vocabulary for crime and punishment:

Violent crimes: murder, homicide, manslaughter, assault, battery, domestic violence, rape, sexual assault, kidnapping, armed robbery, mugging, carjacking, terrorism, hate crime

Property crimes: theft, burglary, robbery, shoplifting, pickpocketing, fraud, embezzlement, forgery, counterfeiting, arson, vandalism, graffiti, trespassing

White-collar crimes: insider trading, money laundering, tax evasion, bribery, corruption, extortion, identity theft, cybercrime, hacking, phishing, scam

Drug-related crimes: drug trafficking, drug dealing, possession, smuggling, manufacturing, distribution, substance abuse

Traffic violations: speeding, reckless driving, drunk driving, hit-and-run, driving without a license, parking violations

Criminals: suspect, defendant, accused, perpetrator, offender, criminal, felon, misdemeanant, repeat offender, juvenile delinquent, accomplice, accessory

Law enforcement: police officer, detective, investigator, sheriff, constable, FBI agent, undercover agent, informant, witness, victim

Legal professionals: judge, prosecutor, district attorney, defense attorney, lawyer, public defender, court reporter, bailiff, jury, juror

Corrections: prison guard, warden, parole officer, probation officer, inmate, prisoner, convict

Investigation: crime scene, evidence, forensics, fingerprints, DNA, autopsy, interrogation, questioning, search warrant, arrest warrant

Arrest and charges: arrest, custody, booking, charges, indictment, arraignment, plea, guilty, not guilty, innocent

Trial: lawsuit, litigation, hearing, trial, testimony, cross-examination, objection, verdict, acquittal, conviction, mistrial, hung jury

Appeals: appeal, overturn, uphold, Supreme Court, appellate court

Sentences: fine, community service, probation, house arrest, imprisonment, jail time, prison sentence, life sentence, death penalty, capital punishment

Prison system: penitentiary, correctional facility, maximum security, minimum security, solitary confinement, cell, cellmate, prison yard, visiting hours

Alternative punishments: rehabilitation, counseling, anger management, drug treatment, electronic monitoring, work release

Post-release: parole, parole board, halfway house, reintegration, recidivism, criminal record, background check

Constitutional rights: Miranda rights, right to remain silent, right to an attorney, due process, search and seizure, probable cause, reasonable doubt

Legal terms: statute of limitations, bail, bond, perjury, contempt of court, plea bargain, settlement, injunction, restraining order

Criminal law: felony, misdemeanor, infraction, statute, ordinance, jurisdiction, extradition, double jeopardy, self-defense

Prevention: security camera, alarm system, neighborhood watch, crime prevention, deterrent, patrol, surveillance

Technology: forensic science, ballistics, crime lab, database, CCTV, GPS tracking, polygraph test, lie detector

Actions: commit, perpetrate, break into, steal, assault, threaten, intimidate, blackmail, smuggle, launder, forge

Investigation: investigate, interrogate, arrest, charge, prosecute, defend, convict, acquit, sentence, imprison

Adjectives: guilty, innocent, criminal, illegal, unlawful, legitimate, suspicious, wanted, armed, dangerous

Measurements: crime rate, statistics, demographics, recidivism rate, clearance rate, conviction rate

Social aspects: organized crime, gang violence, juvenile crime, victimization, crime prevention, criminal justice reform, mass incarceration

Cybercrime: hacking, malware, ransomware, data breach, online fraud, digital piracy, cyber terrorism

International crime: human trafficking, drug cartels, international law, extradition, war crimes, crimes against humanity

Financial crime: tax fraud, securities fraud, bankruptcy fraud, credit card fraud, insurance fraud, Ponzi scheme

This vocabulary covers the entire spectrum of criminal justice, from the commission of crimes through investigation, prosecution, and punishment, providing comprehensive terminology for discussing crime and punishment topics.