Хотелось бы поинтересоваться. Make up sentences using the following words and word-
combinations:

1. can result in, incarceration, criminal defendant, criminal case,
guilt, vindication.
2. the U.S. Constitution, amendment, to require, protection,
double jeopardy, excessive bail, excessive fines, to have.
3. to accuse, civil wrong, to commit, burden of proof, evidence,
witness, cross-examination, to be.
4. act, omission, to state, penal code, to forbid, public process,
public interest, victim.
5. wrongful act, breach of trust, to commit, to sue in civil court,
consequence, to consider.
6. drug crime, punishment, illegal, to charge, to be prosecuted,
criminal proceeding, to lead.
7. to recognize, violation of the public interest, community,
English common law, criminal law of federal, local legal systems,
individual person, tort, moral wrong, to distinguish, to develop.
8. morally bad, to punish, to prohibit, jurisdiction, to require,
civil remedy, social harm, to qualify.
9. felony, to be punishable by, serious, imprisonment, death,
several years, white-collar crime, misdemeanor, petty offense, violation, to involve, fine, penalty.

1. The criminal defendant's guilt in the criminal case can result in his incarceration, unless he is able to achieve vindication.
2. The U.S. Constitution's amendment to require protection against double jeopardy and excessive fines is seen as a necessary safeguard for all individuals to have.
3. To accuse someone of a civil wrong requires a burden of proof, with evidence and witness testimony subject to cross-examination.
4. Under the penal code, any act or omission that states to forbid a wrongful act is considered in the public interest and protects the victim.
5. Committing a wrongful act that is a breach of trust can result in a civil lawsuit, with consequences to consider.
6. Those charged with drug crimes may face prosecution and punishment as part of the criminal proceeding that can lead to incarceration.
7. The criminal law of federal and local legal systems recognize when a violation of public interest or moral wrong has occurred, requiring development and distinction in the English common law.
8. Certain actions that are morally bad may qualify for punishment and prohibition, depending on the jurisdiction and the social harm they cause.
9. Felonies are serious crimes that are punishable by imprisonment for several years or even death, while white-collar crimes are considered less severe misdemeanors or petty offenses that involve fines or penalties.