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- Perplexed (Page 5): Feeling confused or puzzled.
- Accomplice (Page 12): A person who helps another commit a crime or wrongdoing.
- Alibi (Page 18): A claim or evidence that proves a person was elsewhere when a crime was committed.
- Testimony (Page 25): A formal statement given under oath in a court of law.
- Defendant (Page 32): A person who is accused of a crime and is on trial.
- Verdict (Page 39): The decision reached by a jury at the end of a trial.
- Prosecution (Page 45): The act of conducting legal proceedings against someone in a court of law.
- Objection (Page 52): A formal protest raised during a trial against evidence or a statement.
- Acquittal (Page 59): A judgment of not guilty in a criminal trial.
- Sentencing (Page 65): The act of determining and imposing a punishment or penalty for a crime.
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