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Often used in the same context:
misdemeanor,
aggravated assault,
grand theft,
grand larceny,
petit larceny,
controlled substance,
resisting arrest,
petty larceny,
disorderly conduct,
felon,
larceny,
false imprisonment,
burglary,
malicious mischief,
criminal possession,
counts,
criminal contempt,
forgery,
criminal,
indecent exposure,
manslaughter,
safecracking,
statutory rape,
endangerment,
charges,
probation,
trespassing,
assault,
priors,
perjury,
culpable negligence,
sexual assault,
personation,
lewdness,
conviction,
arraignment,
capias,
cohabitant,
homicide,
armed robbery,
nolo contendere,
asportation,
semiautomatic firearm,
affray,
firearm,
indecent assault,
offenses,
probable cause,
grievous bodily harm,
gulty,
carjacking,
theft,
detainer,
bondswoman,
arson,
infraction,
unlawful carnal knowledge,
racketeering,
nol pros,
quilty,
ovis,
carnal knowledge,
misdemeanant,
nonsupport,
parolee,
sex offender,
stalking,
nolle,
grand jury,
bigamy,
robbery,
sault,
switchblade knife,
shoplifting,
possession,
carnal abuse,
psilocin,
violation,
bench warrant,
jail,
penal institution,
conspiracy,
intoxication,
illegal possession,
obstruction,
motor vehicle,
tampering,
methamphetamine,
misconduct,
false pretense,
barratry,
child pornography,
indictment,
subornation,
kidnapping,
plea bargain,
disorderly behavior,
aggravator,
misprision,
arrest,
first degree,
delinquency,
felonies,
offense,
misdemeanors,
offence,
offences,
misdemeanour,
misdemeanours,
delinquencies,
offender,
breaches,
crime,
crimes,
infractions,
misdeed,
transgressions,
murder,
recidivist,
indictable,
noncapital,
felonious,
juvenile,
unpunished,
drugrelated,
embezzlement,
heinous,
atrocious,
driving,
sensational,
demurrage,
fraud
More specific:
bribery,
burglary,
capture,
extortion,
graft,
larceny,
racketeering,
seizure,
stealing,
theft,
thievery,
thieving
Appears in the definition of:
accessory after the fact,
accessory before the fact,
bill of attainder,
burglary,
corruption,
infraction,
infringement,
misdemeanor,
misdemeanour,
offence,
offense,
violation
More general:
crime,
law-breaking
Also try:
— Adjectives for felony:
other,
serious,
treason,
degree,
such,
violent,
federal,
treasonable,
third,
second,
major,
more...
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