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Judge
Sb who brings food.
Sb who makes important decisions in court.
Sb who asks for help.
Sb who study carefully.
Lawyer
Sb who is trained in the law.
Sb who protects buildings.
Sb who watches over prisoners in a prison.
Sb who helps the police solve crimes by examining evidence.
Forensic scientist
Sb who helps the police solve crimes by examining evidence.
Sb who protects science.
Sb who hates science.
Sb who uses science to earn money.
Police detective
Sb who is searching for police.
Sb who steals goods from shops.
Suspect.
A police officer who investigates crimes.
Security guard
Sb who protects teachers.
Sb who investigate crimes.
Sb who watchers over prisoners in a prison.
Sb who thought to have committed a crime.
Prison guard
Sb who watches over prisoners in a prison.
Sb who escapes from a prison.
Sb who commits an illegal act.
Sb who is trained in the law.
Store detective
Sb who steals goods from shops.
Sb who hates shops.
Sb who secures shops.
Sb who tries to catch shoplifters.
Private detective
Sb who is paid to investigate crimes for people.
Sb who tries to protect buildings.
Sb who investigates crimes.
Sb who makes important decisions in school.
Shoplifter
Sb who steals goods from shops.
Sb who is building shops.
Sb who is working in the shop.
Sb who hates shops.
Represent sb in court
To find out who committed an illegal act.
To speak on behalf of sb who has to appear in court.
To take sb into police custody.
To tell the judge and jury about facts related to a crime.
Supervise
To become a Superman or Super Mario.
To watch sb to make sure they do what they are supposed to.
To recognise.
To carry out an illegal action.
Scientific technique
A method used in science.
A way of doing sth using processes related to science.
Evidence which can be seen.
The act of studying.
Crime scene
The film about crime.
The act of crime.
The place where a crime took place.
Crime solving process.
Scientific method
A film about science.
Studying process.
A way of doing sth using processes related to science.
A very small amount of a substance.
Analyse
To mark sth.
To carry out an illegal action.
To recognise.
To study carefully.
Physical evidence
Evidence in a gym.
Evidence which can be seen.
Evidence in a future.
Legal evidence.
Solve a crime
To find out who committed an illegal act.
To mark someone.
To tell the judge and jury about facts related to a crime.
To take copies of the patterns on the tips of sb's fingers.
In record time
Very fast.
Very slow.
Without a time limit.
Normal speed.
Dramatic arrest
A very powerful device which makes things look larger.
Funny taking sb into police custody very.
A device to identify and measure chemicals.
The act of taking sb into custody, involving an unusual amount of excitement.
DNA analysis
The process of studying DNA
The process of completing DNA
The process of deleting DNA
The process of mutate DNA
Arrest
To rescue sb.
To eat dinner with sb.
To take sb into police custody.
To leave sb alone.
Suspect
Sb who is solving crimes
Sb who is thought to have committed a crime.
Sb who is securing DNA.
Sb very important in a prison.
Fibre
A tiny thread.
A small fish.
A very small piece of flesh.
A mark.
Blood analysis
Blood drain.
A very small amount of a substance.
Losing much blood.
The study of blood.
Fingerprint
A mark on a finger.
A mark left by sb's finger.
Big ring.
A necklace with a symbol of a finger.
Examine
To spawn.
To sleep.
To check.
To nervous.
Armed robbery
The act of selling weapons.
The act of purchasing weapons.
The act of stealing sth without weapons.
The act of stealing sth using weapons.
Saliva
The natural liquid inside our mouths.
Small blue fruit.
Actress.
Part of DNA.
Stain
A very small amount of a substance.
A microchip.
To recognise.
A mark
Present evidence in court
To tell the judge and jury about facts related to a crime.
To speak on behalf of sb who has to appear in court.
To show presentation in court.
To analyse DNA in court.
Electron microscope
A device to identify chemicals.
A very powerful device which makes things look larger than they are.
A device which cannot be opened except with the correct key.
A device to leave a mark.
Ultraviolet light
A type of light which humans are unable to see.
A type of light which humans are able to see.
A type of light which humans hates to see.
A type of light which humans love to see.
Trace
A very small amount of a substance.
A liquid.
A microchip.
A device to identify marks.
Spectrometer
A device to open closed doors.
A device to mark people.
A device for studying fingerprints.
A device to identify and measure chemicals.
Identify
To scare.
To carry out an illegal action.
To recognise.
To examine DNA.
Lab
A microchip.
A room with special scientific equipment where experiments are carried out.
Popular brand.
The natural liquid.
Fluid
A liquid.
A mark.
Blood type.
A device.
Silicon chip
Heavy chip.
A toy chip.
A microchip.
A nitrochip.
Distressing (adj)
Upsetting.
Running.
Sleeping.
Studying.
Play a role in sth
To play a videogame.
To make a film.
To contribute to a successful result.
To mark sb.
Commit
To enable.
To disable.
To carry out a legal action.
To carry out an illegal action.
Take sb's fingerprints
To cut sb's fingers.
To take copies of the patterns on the tips of sb's fingers.
To hold sb's hand.
To wash fingers.
Fit security lights
To install special lights outside a building, which turn on when they sense movement.
To install special lights outside a building, which makes noise when they sense movement.
To install special lights outside a building, which do not react when they sense movement.
To install special lights outside a building, which switches colours when they sense movement.
Lock
A device, usually fitted to doors and windows, which can be opened by anyone.
A device, usually fitted to doors and windows, which cannot be opened except with the correct key.
A device, usually fitted to doors and windows, which is not being used.
A device, usually fitted to doors and windows, which is used to scan a microchip.
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