acquit
(verb) to declare not guilty
arson
(noun) the crime of deliberately setting fire to something
corruption
(noun) dishonesty or improper behavior in a person of authority
counterfeit
a. (verb) to make a fake or misleading copy of; b. (adjective) made in false imitation; (noun) something made in false imitation
culprit
(noun) a guilty person
felony
(noun) a serious crime
incarcerate
(verb) to put in prison
incriminate
(verb) to cause to appear guilty; to give evidence of guilt
jurisdiction
(noun) the extent or range of authority; control
swindle
a. (verb) to cheat someone out of money or property; b. (noun) a scheme cheating someone out of money or property
universal
present everywhere
tirade
A long, angry speech
theory
A hypothesis that has been tested with a significant amount of data
surmise
to guess
spontaneous
(adj.) arising naturally; not planned or engineered in advance
specific
clearly defined or identified
source
a place, person, or thing from which something comes or can be obtained.
simultaneous
happening or existing at the same time
simulate
to imitate
similar
almost the same