jaywalking, crossing a street illegally, carelessly, or in an unsafe manner, murder, killing someone, kidnapping, taking someone by force and keeping them captive., speeding, driving a vehicle faster than the speed limit, robbing, stealing from a person, shoplifting, robbing a store, vandalism, The damage of someone else’s property, burglary, is when someone breaks into a building with bad intentions., get sentenced, a judge in a court of law has officially announced the punishment for a person, get fined, to pay a amount of money, get caught, to be discovered while doing something wrong, put on probation, to let someone stay out of prison, but they must follow rules., get arraseted, being taken to jail by the police, enforce, obedience to a law, rule, or standard, go to jail, to be taken into lawful custody and confined in a cell

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