Crime & Punishment

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Last updated 9:19 AM on 11/1/25
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break into

To illegally enter a building or property, usually with the intent to commit theft.

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capital punishment

The legally authorized killing of someone as punishment for a crime.

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community-based rehabilitation

Programs designed to help offenders reintegrate into society while residing in their community.

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crack down on

To take severe measures to reduce or eliminate illegal activities.

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crime-prevention strategy

Plans and methodologies designed to deter crime and enhance safety.

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deterrent effect

The impact of punishment or threat of punishment in discouraging criminal behavior.

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get away with

To escape the consequences of a crime or wrongdoing.

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heavily guarded prisons

Secure facilities characterized by strict security measures to prevent escapes.

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highly trained officers

Law enforcement personnel who have undergone extensive training in policing and crime prevention.

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juvenile delinquency

Engagement in illegal behavior by minors.

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law enforcement training

The educational programs designed for individuals who will work in policing.

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lock up

To imprison someone or confine them within a jail or prison.

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long-term imprisonment

A sentence that entails serving a significant period in prison.

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newly introduced laws

Legislation that has recently been enacted or put into effect.

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own up to

To admit to or take responsibility for one's actions.

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prison overcrowding crisis

A situation in which the number of prisoners exceeds the prison's capacity.

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recently released prisoners

Individuals who have completed their prison sentences and are now reintegrating into society.

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recidivism rates

The tendency of previously incarcerated individuals to relapse into criminal behavior.

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rehabilitation programs

Initiatives aimed at helping offenders change their behavior and reintegrate into society.

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widely publicized crimes

Criminal acts that receive significant media attention and are known to the public.