noun

the chance to stay out of prison until your trial

noun

work that someone does as a punishment, instead of going to prison

noun

money that a court orders you to pay someone because you have harmed them or their property

noun

a situation in which someone is not allowed to take part in something because they have committed an offense or have done something that is not allowed by the rules

verb

to not allow someone to do something because they have committed an offense

noun

the process of extraditing someone

noun

an amount of money that you have to pay because you have broken the law

noun

something that you must give, pay, or do because you have done something wrong

verb

if the police or other officials impound something, they take it away from someone because they have done something illegal

adjective

not involving sending someone to prison

noun

a system by which someone who has committed a crime is not sent to prison, but has to agree not to break the law again and to let a probation officer check their behavior for a specific period of time

noun

the practice of making the person who committed a crime meet their victim in order to repair some of the damage done by the crime

noun

a threat to punish someone for breaking a rule

verb

to sequestrate

verb

to take someone’s property away from them until they pay money that they owe

noun

time that someone will have to spend in prison only if they commit another crime within a fixed period

noun

a piece of electronic equipment attached to someone, especially a criminal, in order to check where they go

noun

to be officially prevented from leaving your home, usually because you have been accused of a political crime

extra money that a court of law makes someone pay for causing harm to someone