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What does 'acquire' mean?
What does 'acquire' mean?
What does 'adjacent' mean?
What does 'adjacent' mean?
near or close to but not necessarily touching
Define 'affidavit'.
Define 'affidavit'.
written declaration made under oath
What does 'aggravated' mean?
What does 'aggravated' mean?
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What is an 'argument'?
What is an 'argument'?
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Define 'assault'.
Define 'assault'.
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What is 'burglary'?
What is 'burglary'?
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What does 'coercion' mean?
What does 'coercion' mean?
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Define 'complaint' in the context of criminal law.
Define 'complaint' in the context of criminal law.
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Who is a 'complainant'?
Who is a 'complainant'?
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Study Notes
Police Vocabulary Study Notes
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Acquire: To gain possession of or experience a change in characteristics or attributes.
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Adjacent: Describes proximity, indicating something is near or close without necessarily being in direct contact.
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Affidavit: A formal, written statement made by an individual under oath to affirm the truth of the information it contains.
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Aggravated: Refers to actions or situations that provoke anger, particularly if instigated with intent.
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Argument: A piece of evidence or assertion presented in support of a claim, meant to demonstrate that something is valid or true.
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Assault: A legal term for a threat or attempt to inflict physical harm on another person, characterized by the presence of capability to cause injury.
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Burglary: The illegal act of entering a structure with the intent to commit a crime, such as theft.
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Coercion: The act of applying psychological or physical pressure to compel someone to act against their will.
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Complaint: In legal terms, a document outlining grievances or offenses presented formally in court.
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Complainant: The individual who initiates a lawsuit or legal action by bringing a complaint before a court.
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Test your knowledge of key legal terms used in policing and law enforcement. This quiz covers vocabulary essential for understanding concepts related to crime, evidence, and legal processes. Sharpen your legal terminology skills with this engaging exercise.
