extradition
Noun, International Law
European Convention on Extradition
Noun, International Law
rehabilitation of a convict
Noun, Criminal Law
juvenile offender
Noun, Law
verdict of guilty but insane
condemnation
Noun, Criminal Law
to find a verdict of guilty
Verb
to find the verdict of guilty
Verb
to be labelled as juvenile
Verb
juvenile delinquents
Noun
to be labelled a criminal
Verb
to be labelled a crimininal
Verb
evidence for the prosecution
to be returned guilty
Verb
to bring in a verdict of quilty
Verb
to deliver a verdict of guilty
Verb
to confess oneself guilty
Verb
question of guilty or not guilty
to discover the culprit
Verb
to run down a criminal
Verb
to surrender a criminal to the police
Verb
to return a verdict of guilty
Verb
to be found guilty of a charge
Verb
to be found guilty on a charge
Verb
to act as a screen for a criminal
Verb
to find someone guilty of a charge
Verb
to account someone to be guilty
Verb
to hold someone guilty
Verb
to find someone guilty
Verb
to account someone to be guilty
Verb
to make an entry against sb
Verb
to pronounce someone guilty
Verb
to point to someone as the culprit
Verb
to point someone out as guilty
Verb
to account someone to be guilty
Verb
to prove someone guilty
Verb
to bring something home to sb
Verb
to be found guilty on all chargees
Verb
to be declared guilty of murder
Verb
to be found guilty on all accounts
Verb
both to blame collision clause
to be guilty of theft
Verb
to have been guilty of negligence
Verb
to be guilty of mutiny
Verb
to be found guilty on all counts
Verb
to declare oneself guilty
Verb
(in the court) to find against
Verb
to be a hardened offender
Verb
to guilty on 3 counts
Verb