THIS IS NURCAN AKALTUNS WORK BU BR NURCAN

© THIS IS NURCAN AKALTUN’S WORK BU BİR NURCAN AKALTUN ÇALIŞMASIDIR. ONLINE TURKISH LESSONS.

Lawyer • someone whose job is to understand the law and deal with legal situations • avukat

Judge • someone who controls a trial in court, decides how criminals should be punished, and makes decisions about legal things • yargıç, hâkim

Jury • a group of people in a court of law who decide if someone is guilty or not • mahkeme jürisi

Prison Warden • is a person responsible for the supervision, safety and security of prisoners in a prison, jail, or similar form of secure custody. • hapishane gardiyanı

Burglar • someone who gets into buildings illegally and steals things • soyguncu, hırsız

Drug dealer/drug pusher • Someone who simply provides a service to people who demand it. • "Drug dealers don't SELL people drugs, they OFFER people drugs. "

Witness • someone in a court of law who says what they have seen and what they know about a crime • tanık, şahit

Hooligan • someone who behaves badly or violently and causes damage in a public place • sokak serserisi

Vandal • someone who intentionally damages things in public places • etrafı yakıp yıkma eğiliminde olan kimse

Murder • the crime of intentionally killing someone • cinayet

Manslaughter • the crime of killing someone without intending to kill them • adam öldürme

Theft • the action or crime of stealing something • hırsızlık

Smuggling • to take something into or out of a place in an illegal or secret way • kaçakçılık yapmak; kaçak olarak sokmak/çıkarmak

Hi-jacking • when someone uses force to take control of an aircraft or other vehicle • Uçak kaçırma

Terrorism • the use of violence for political purposes, for example putting bombs in public places • terörizm

Shoplifting • stealing things from a shop • mağaza hırsızlığı, dükkândan mal yürütmek

Kidnapping • when someone is kidnapped • adam kaçırma

Rape • to force someone to have sex when they do not want to • ırza geçmek, tecavüz etmek

Blackmail • when someone forces you to do something, or to pay them money, by saying they will tell another person something that you want to keep secret • Şantaj (noun) • şantaj yapmak (verb)

Fraud • when someone does something illegal in order to get money • dolandırıcılık, düzenbazlık, sahtekârlık • (internetten de yapılabilir)

motive • a reason for doing something • neden, sebep, dürtü

evidence • something that makes you believe that something is true or exists • kanıt

MO [Modus Operandi =Latin phrase which means “mode of operation”] • Çalışma biçimi (seri katillerin cinayet işlerken gerçekleştirdikleri karakteristik özellikleri ya da davranış biçimleri)

Guilty • having broken a law • suçlu

innocent • not guilty of committing a crime • suçsuz, masum

admit • to agree that you did something bad, or that something bad is true • itiraf etmek

deny • to say that something is not true, especially something that you are accused of • inkâr etmek

• A person who breaks into a house and steals from it. =------B a) Prison Warden b) Burglar c) Drug dealer/drug pusher

a • A person who sees a crime happening. =-----a) Witness b) Hooligan c) Vandal

b • A person who causes trouble at a football match. =------a) Witness b) Hooligan c) Vandal

• If someone attacks another person sexually. = c ------a) Shoplifting b) Kidnapping c) Rape

b • If someone kills somebody and it wasn’t planned. =------a) Murder b) Manslaughter c) Theft

a • If someone didn’t commit the crime, we say that he is _______. a) innocent b) Admit c) deny

b • A professional person who decides if one is innocent or guilty. =------a) Lawyer b) Judge c) Jury

a • If someone brings goods into the country illegally. =------a) Smuggling b) Hi-jacking c) Terrorism

• If someone takes something from a shop a without paying for it. =------a) Shoplifting b) Kidnapping c) Rape

• If someone did commit the crime, we say that c he is ________. a) Evidence b) MO [Modus Operandi] c) Guilty

b • If someone takes over a plane. =------a) Smuggling b) Hi-jacking c) Terrorism

a • A professional person who represents one in court =------a) Lawyer b) Judge c) Jury

• A person who damages public property. =-----c a) Witness b) Hooligan c) Vandal

• If someone uses your credit card to buy goods on the internet. =------a) Blackmail b) Fraud c) motive b

c • If someone commits a crime which has a political motive. =------a) Smuggling b) Hi-jacking c) Terrorism

c • If someone takes something from somebody without asking or paying for it. =------a) Murder b) Manslaughter c) Theft

c • Reason for committing a crime. =------a) Blackmail b) Fraud c) motive

a • Proof that one committed a crime =------a) Evidence b) MO [Modus Operandi] c) Guilty

a If one kills somebody and it was planned. =-----a) Murder b) Manslaughter c) Theft

a • A person who looks after prisoners in jail =------a) Prison Warden b) Burglar c) Drug dealer/drug pusher

C • A group of ordinary people who decide if one is innocent or guilty. =------a) Lawyer b) Judge c) Jury

• If someone threatens to reveal a person’s secret unless money is paid. =------a) Blackmail b) Fraud c) motive a

b • The method that was used in committing the crime =------a) Evidence b) MO [Modus Operandi] c) Guilty

b • To take responsibility for a crime [=to say “Yes, I did it]. a) innocent b) Admit c) deny

• If someone takes a person [often a rich person] and demands money in return for b that person’s safe return. =------a) Shoplifting b) Kidnapping c) Rape

• To maintain that one didn’t commit the crime [=to say “No, I didn’t do it”]. a) innocent b) Admit c) deny c

c • A person who sells drugs. =------a) Prison Warden b) Burglar c) Drug dealer/drug pusher