Crime Collocations

juvenile delinquency - подростковая преступность
white-collar crime - должностное преступление (white collar - белый воротник, относящийся к работникам учреждений)
organized crime - организованная преступность
crime motive - мотив преступления
on suspicion - по подозрению
on parole - (освобожден) на поруки, или досрочное освобождение заключенного из тюрьмы
on probation - условное осуждение с установлением испытательного режима
taken into custody - взят под арест
crime stoppers - телефонная или компьютерная служба позволяющая анонимно оставить сообщение любому обладающему важной для следствия информацией
commit a crime - взят под арест

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Answer the Questions:

Is there a crime stoppers service in your city? Do many people come forward and tip off police about what they know? Does it help police solve crimes more efficiently?

Give examples of white collar crime. What pushes people to evade tax or bribe public officials? How long can they get away with it?

What causes juvenile delinquency be on the rise? What kinds of programs or services can help keep teenagers off the streets?

Why is organized crime so difficult to combat?

Have you ever witnessed someone taken into custody? Was s/he handcuffed/forced into a police cruiser/blindfolded?

Why would someone be released on parole? Can some of these people reoffend while out of prison?

Does each crime have a crime motive? Or sometimes there seems to be no reason for someone to commit a crime?

What are the rules someone on probation following a domestic violence case must abide to?

More New Words and Expressions:

tip off - дать информацию, предупреждать
evade - уклоняться, избегать

bribe - давать взятку
keep off - держать вотдалении, не подпускать
combat - бороться
handcuffed - бороться
blindfolded - с завязанными глазами
domestic violence - домашние конфликты с применением силы/насилия

reoffend - совершить повторное преступление

abide to - подчиняться

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