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offender; criminal; culprit

murderer

crime committed for fun; criminal who takes delight in people's reaction to his crimes

crime; offence; offense

crime of conscience; premeditated crime; act carried out while knowing that it should not be

crime; criminal act; offence; offense

kidnapper; kidnaper; abductor

principal offence; principal offense; principal offender

perpetrator

flagrante delicto; caught red-handed

heinous criminal; vicious criminal

habitual criminal; recidivist; recidivism; habitual criminal activity

theft; stealing; larceny

lone criminal; sole perpetrator; crime carried out by one person

serial killer

copycat criminal; copycat crime

robber

political offense; political offence; political crime; political offender; political prisoner; prisoner of conscience

criminal; culprit; offender; rogue

escaped prisoner; fugitive

second offense; second offence

fugitive from justice; fugitive criminal

ideological offense; crime of espousing dangerous ideas; political crime; ideological offender; thought crime

intellectual crime; white-collar crime; intellectual criminal; smart criminal

political offence; political offense

punishable offense; crime

accomplice; complicity

criminal record

criminal offense; criminal offence

criminal intent; malice

felony; major offence; felon; old offender

infringement; violation; breach of regulations; infraction

repeated offense; repeated offence

evidence of a crime

intentional crime

rapist

criminal instigator

gunman; shooter

principal offense; principal offence; principal offender

criminal offense

military offense; military offence

offense against public morals; morals offense; vice crime

accessory offense; accessory offence

crime of omission

crime of commission

violent crime

crime of negligence; careless offense; careless offence

violations of special law

crime whose goal requires a large number of people acting together (e.g. insurrection)

single crime consisting of multiple independent crimes (i.e. robbery, which consists of theft and threats or use of violence)

single crime that naturally consists of a number of incidences and is charged as only one count (e.g. habitual gambling); crime whose goal requires a large number of people acting together (e.g. insurrection)

habitual criminal; recidivist; recidivism; habitual criminal activity

malum in se; act inherently wrong by nature

malum prohibitum; unlawful act by virtue of statute

occasional crime; crime instigated by external circumstances

crime instigated by external circumstances

would-be crime abandoned before being carried out