a robber, a person who takes money or things from people by force., a robbery, a crime where someone takes things by force., to steal, to take something that is not yours, To be guilty, to have done something wrong or illegal., a prison, a jury, a group of people who decide if someone is guilty., a prosecution, the people in court who try to show someone is guilty., a defence, the people in court who try to show someone is not guilty., a suspect, a person the police think did a crime., a defendant, a person in court who is accused of a crime., a witness, a person who saw something and tells what happened., a judge, the person who controls the court and makes decisions., a victim, a person who is hurt by a crime., to question, to ask someone questions, to sentence, when a judge gives a punishment. ( 2/3/6/ years of prison), to commit a crime, to do something illegal., to accuse, to say someone did something wrong., to charge someone, to officially say someone did a crime., to investigate, to try to find out what happened.

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