Crime and Punishment

3. The touching or physical hurting of someone.
6. Illegally standing around idly without apparent purpose.
8. The threat of attacking someone or a physical attack on another person.
14. The carnal knowledge of a person forcibly and against their will.
15. Stealing someone's property that was entrusted to you.
17. Taking people's property forcibly (usually violently).
20. Isolating a criminal from the rest of society.
21. Blackmail
23. Destroying or purposefully changing the appearance of someone else's property.

1. Illegally crossing a street with regard to approaching traffic.
2. The unlawful killing of another person with malice aforethought.
3. Illegally entering into a building to steal something.
4. a violent action done out of intolerance or prejudice.
5. The killing of one person by the act of another whether intentional or not.
7. Getting someone else's property by using deceit.
9. Two kinds. Given with the intent that the punishment will prevent either the offender or the public from committing the same crime in fear of the same punishment.
10. The crime of lying while testifying under oath.
11. When an offender is forced to repay their victim either with money or community service.
12. Trying to treat and reform an offender through therapy and training.
13. A form of bullying or crime done on the internet.
16. Society's revenge on a criminal. An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth.
18. Illegally throwing trash in the open or in a public place.
19. Taking someone else's property illegally and without permission. Two types.
22. Malicious burning of another's property.