a criminal offense; an act that violates the law

criminal; culprit; person who has committed a crime and is often serving a sentence; also called [[犯人|犯人|fan4 ren2]]

criminal charge; specific legal accusation, such as murder or smuggling

to have committed no crime; to be found not guilty in a legal sense

criminal act; offense

serious criminal acts or moral evils; sin

to admit one's guilt; to confess to a crime

to declare someone guilty of a crime; to convict

to offend; to displease someone; to make a social faux pas

the crime of murder

criminal case; the facts or circumstances of a crime

sin; offense; fault; crime

A serious crime or major offense; a violation of national or international law.

a person who has committed a crime or a sin; an offender

to use actions to compensate for or make up for one's crimes or faults

sin; wrongdoing; crime; evil act

criminal act; criminal behavior; crime

a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others

to blame; to complain; to condemn or censure someone

To endure hardships, torture, or physical pain; to have a hard time or experience an annoyance or nuisance

the crime of treason

criminal ringleader; the person or cause primarily responsible for a crime or disaster

homicide; murder; manslaughter. In law, it refers to any crime that involves taking another person's life, including categories like [[过失致死罪|過失致死罪|guo4 shi1 zhi4 si3 zui4]].

to put the blame on someone else; to impute a fault to others

The crime of fraud; obtaining property or money through deception

(legal) the crime of intentionally harming the body or health of another person without the intent to kill

evidence of a crime; incriminating evidence

to admit one's faults and ask for forgiveness

the frequency of crimes committed within a specific population, usually calculated per 100,000 people

the crime of corruption; embezzlement

responsibility for a crime or offense; guilt for a wrongdoing

A crime punishable by death; a capital offense or the death penalty itself.

facts about a crime; nature of an offense; charges in an indictment

to be cleared of a crime or spared from legal punishment; to grant absolution

In Christianity, the sin committed by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden by eating the forbidden fruit, which is believed to be passed down to all their descendants

offender; criminal element

the crime of forcible rape

the crime of theft; larceny

to be weighed down with heavy sin; to have committed many serious crimes or evil deeds

to endure hardships or physical pain; to suffer from a difficult situation

the scientific study of crime, criminals, and law enforcement

guilty of the most terrible crimes; reprehensible

to dread punishment for a crime; to be afraid of being arrested or sentenced for one's wrongdoings

Legal term for the combined punishment of several offenses committed by the same person.

To declare guilty and pronounce a sentence according to the law; to convict a criminal in a court of law

to punish someone for a crime; to prosecute and penalize a criminal according to the law

to forgive or pardon a sin or fault

To apologize or admit fault to someone you have offended.

To admit one's mistakes and ask for punishment or forgiveness; to humbly apologize.