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He's <abnormal> behaviour attracted the attention of the police patrol.
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The situation outside the factory remains <tense> and the police are keeping an eye on things.
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The investigation was closed after being <conducted> for 2 years with no results.
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Two of the five juvenile delinquents suspected of the robbery remain <at large>.
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He works as a <warden> in a prison.
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Uncle Henry's last will and testament was declared <lawful>.
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The burglar must've got in through the backdoor because the <front door> is untouched.
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I felt lucky to be alive after coming <face to face with> the killer.
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I only <glimpsed> the burglar through the window, then he was gone.
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We can't search the house without a <warrant>.
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His <claim> was justified, but he didn't get any money.
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<Banishment> was a penalty often used in Medieval Europe.
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Never make an <accusation> unless you're absolutely sure you're right.
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The judge postponed the <hearing> after the witness fainted due to stress.
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The issue of the death penalty raises difficult <ethical> questions.
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He finally <acknowledged> his responsibility for the situation.
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The police <chased> the thief along the town's narrow streets.
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Most criminals <inhabit> a dark world where there is no law.
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The police struggled to restore <order> after the football match finished.
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The explosion destroyed the walls but the <foundations> remained standing.
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The accused <begged> for the court's understanding.
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He'd be no good as a judge, he's not <objective> enough.
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Confessions <extracted> under torture cannot be taken into consideration in a fair justice system.
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He felt a tremendous sense of <guilt> when he realised what he had done.
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If this tax <swindle> is discovered you'll go to prison!
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The man <set fire to> his old school just to get rid of his childhood memories.
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She gave a loud <yell> as someone tried to grab her bag.
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The suspect was <charged> with dangerous driving.
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The whole nation is shocked by the senseless murder committed with unthinkable <savagery>.
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The bullet entered the <flesh>, but missed the bones.
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All the questions <concerning> the investigation should be directed to the PR department.
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The plaintiff agreed to the USD 10,000 <settlement>.
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He accepted the kidnappers' demands <under threat> of losing his daughter.
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The justice system should <enforce> laws.
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The law <authorizes> police officers to carry revolvers.
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Most conservatives want to re-introduce <capital punishment>.
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She maintained her <dignity> throughout the trial.
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If you <punch> him, he'll kick you back.
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They started to break the rules <from the word go>.
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The police keep <files> on all known offenders.
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The man is a liar, a <swindler> and a cheat, I wouldn't trust him if he was the last man on earth.
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In Singapore you can be <fined> for chewing gum in the street.
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The FBI is a law <enforcement> agency.
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It is a very serious <allegation>!
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John Lennon was <shot dead> by a maniac.
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It is beyond my <comprehension> why dangerous criminals are released on bail.
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You must prove your <allegations> of fraud!
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We must all try to <uphold> the law as much as possible.
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The <genocide> in Rwanda was one of the biggest in the 20th century.
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There was no <trace> of the crime the next day. Everything had returned to normal.
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