Crime and Punishment Crossword

Punishment; criminal has to do a set number of hours’ work in the community as their punishment
Sense of right and wrong; usually the guilty voice in our head
Death penalty
Physically hurting the criminal as a punishment
Breaking the law; can be against a person (e.g. assault), against property (e.g. arson), or the state (e.g. terrorism)
Aim of punishment; where the punishment outs someone off committing a crime
Something we are bound to do.
Something (or someone) considered to be morally wrong; wicked; often linked to the idea of a malevolent force e.g. the devil.
Letting go of anger towards someone for a wrong they have done to us.
A crime committed because of prejudice e.g. beating someone up because you think they are gay; in the UK law, it can mean doubling of a sentence if found guilty.
Imprisonment
Making things fair again
The rules which govern a country to keep us safe
The enforcement of rules e.g. by a police force
Release of a criminal from prison, but continuing to monitor their behaviour
Punishment; monitoring of behaviour with the threat of a greater punishment for offending again
Aim of punishment; to keep people safe
Aim of punishment; helping the person see how and why they should behave better.
Aim of punishment; making up for, compensating
Aim of punishment; getting back at a person for what they have done
The one against whom the crime is committed
Aim of punishment; the punishment exists because the law does.
Persons under 18 who commit a crime.