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Law and crime — 法律と犯罪

Crime, suspects, evidence and punishment — what the evening news is made of. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.

はんざい noun

犯罪 crime

はんにん noun

犯人 culprit, criminal

ようぎしゃ noun

容疑者 suspect

ひがい noun

被害 damage, harm

ひがいしゃ noun

被害者 victim

かがいしゃ noun

加害者 perpetrator

しょうこ noun

証拠 evidence

たいほ noun

逮捕 arrest

さいばん noun

裁判 trial

べんごし noun

弁護士 lawyer

はんけつ noun

判決 verdict, judgement

ばつ noun

罰 punishment

ばっきん noun

罰金 fine

ほう noun

法 law

ゆうざい noun

有罪 guilty (verdict)

ぎむ noun

義務 duty, obligation

けんり noun

権利 right (legal)

びょうどうな-adj

平等 equality

さべつ noun

差別 discrimination

ぬすむ verb

盗む to steal

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Vocabulary N3 · set 17 of 60 · 2 / 2 · recall

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Law and crime — from memory

Cover page 1. Write the Japanese for each meaning (kana is fine), then write what each word in part 2 means. Page 1 is the answer key.

1 Write the Japanese

equality

な-adj

damage, harm

noun

evidence

noun

to steal

verb

victim

noun

suspect

noun

perpetrator

noun

trial

noun

duty, obligation

noun

right (legal)

noun

2 What does it mean?

罰

犯人

罰金

差別

弁護士

有罪

逮捕

法

判決

犯罪

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