a criminal act or offense

an official accusation or legal name of a specific crime

legally cleared of charges or found not to have committed a crime

a criminal act or illegal offense

profound immorality or wickedness as an abstract concept or force

to admit guilt or plead guilty

to convict (someone of a crime)

to offend someone or cause displeasure through one's words or actions

a criminal case

a transgression against a religious or moral law

a serious crime or grave offense against the law

sinner; guilty person

to make amends for a sin, crime, or error through suffering or good deeds; the state of being redeemed

a transgression against moral or religious law, often associated with the concept of karmic retribution

criminal activity

to blame

a state of suffering, a torment, or a major nuisance

the criminal offense of accepting a bribe

the crime of treason

criminal ringleader; main offender; main culprit; main cause of a disaster

to lay the blame on someone

the crime of fraud

to acknowledge one's fault and ask for forgiveness for a serious offense

the frequency of occurrence of criminal activities within a given population or area.

the criminal offense of embezzlement or graft by an official or person in a position of trust.

guilt; responsibility for a crime

a crime punishable by the death penalty

the facts of a crime or a formal list of accusations

criminal; offender

the crime of rape

the legal crime of stealing property belonging to another person with the intention of permanently depriving the owner of it

to endure hardship, physical pain, or a difficult experience

guilty of the most heinous crimes; extremely wicked or atrocious

to fear punishment for a crime or to be afraid of being arrested

to convict (someone of a crime)

to punish someone for a crime

please forgive me

to apologize

to apologize humbly or beg for forgiveness

to repent; to be contrite

criminal offense

(coll.) to go through sheer hell

to attribute a fault, crime, or failure to someone or something; to lay the blame on.

guilty and deserving of the punishment received; a situation where the punishment fits the crime