Crime and Punishment

• Juvenile delinquents are young individuals who commit crimes.
• A life sentence is a punishment of imprisonment for the rest of one's life.
• Solitary confinement involves isolating an inmate from human contact, often as a form of punishment.
• Humane treatment emphasizes compassion, empathy, and respect for the dignity of all individuals, including those incarcerated.
• Hijacking is the act of illegally seizing control of a vehicle, such as a plane or car.
• Custodians are individuals responsible for the supervision, safety, and security of inmates within a correctional facility.
• Theft is the act of taking someone else's property without permission.
• The death penalty is a form of punishment in which a person is sentenced to be executed for their crime.
• Pickpocketing is the act of stealing items from someone's pocket or bag without their knowledge.
• A judge is a legal official who presides over court proceedings and makes decisions on legal matters.
• Inmates are individuals who are confined in a correctional facility, such as a prison or jail.
• A trial is a legal proceeding in which evidence is presented to a judge or jury to determine the guilt or innocence of a defendant.
• Manslaughter is the unlawful killing of another person without malice aforethought.
• A warden is the chief official in charge of a prison or correctional facility.
• A prosecutor is a legal professional who represents the government in criminal cases.
• A compound is a secure, enclosed area, often used to house inmates or for other security purposes.
• Incarcerated means being confined in a jail or prison.
• Stolen goods refer to items that have been unlawfully taken from their rightful owner.
• High-risk refers to individuals or situations that pose a significant threat to safety or security.
• Morals of obligation, permission, and necessity are expressed through relative clauses.

Irregular Verb Forms

• Be: was/were (past simple), been (past participle)
• Become: became (past simple), become (past participle)
• Begin: began (past simple), begun (past participle)
• Bring: brought (past simple), brought (past participle)
• Buy: bought (past simple), bought (past participle)
• Choose: chose (past simple), chosen (past participle)
• Come: came (past simple), come (past participle)
• Do: did (past simple), done (past participle)
• Drink: drank (past simple), drunk (past participle)
• Drive: drove (past simple), driven (past participle)
• Eat: ate (past simple), eaten (past participle)
• Fall: fell (past simple), fallen (past participle)
• Feel: felt (past simple), felt (past participle)
• Find: found (past simple), found (past participle)
• Fly: flew (past simple), flown (past participle)
• Forget: forgot (past simple), forgotten (past participle)
• Get: got (past simple), got/gotten in USA (past participle)
• Give: gave (past simple), given (past participle)
• Go: went (past simple), gone (past participle)
• Have: had (past simple), had (past participle)
• Hear: heard (past simple), heard (past participle)
• Keep: kept (past simple), kept (past participle)
• Know: knew (past simple), known (past participle)
• Leave: left (past simple), left (past participle)
• Lend: lent (past simple), lent (past participle)
• Let: let (past simple), let (past participle)
• Lose: lost (past simple), lost (past participle)
• Make: made (past simple), made (past participle)
• Meet: met (past simple), met (past participle)
• Pay: paid (past simple), paid (past participle)
• Put: put (past simple), put (past participle)
• Read: read (pronounced /red/) (past simple), read (pronounced /red/) (past participle)
• Run: ran (past simple), run (past participle)
• Say: said (past simple), said (past participle)
• See: saw (past simple), seen (past participle)
• Sell: sold (past simple), sold (past participle)
• Send: sent (past simple), sent (past participle)
• Sing: sang (past simple), sung (past participle)
• Sit: sat (past simple), sat (past participle)
• Sleep: slept (past simple), slept (past participle)
• Speak: spoke (past simple), spoken (past participle)
• Stand: stood (past simple), stood (past participle)
• Swim: swam (past simple), swum (past participle)
• Take: took (past simple), taken (past participle)
• Teach: taught (past simple), taught (past participle)
• Tell: told (past simple), told (past participle)
• Think: thought (past simple), thought (past participle)
• Understand: understood (past simple), understood (past participle)
• Wear: wore (past simple), worn (past participle)
• Write: wrote (past simple), written (past participle)

Examine various aspects of crime and punishment, including juvenile delinquency, life sentences, and solitary confinement. Explore concepts such as humane treatment, hijacking, and the roles of custodians and judges. This also covers the death penalty, theft, and inmates.