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juvenile
una persona joven...../Kenneth Rivera

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overrule
denegaron oh rechasaron su propuesta...../Kenneth Rivera.

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What is Steve's lawyers name?

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Cuantos anos  estaban pensando los jueces en darle a Steven en la carcel?   How many years were the judges planning on giving Steven in jail?

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dis= criticize.

Forearm= the part of a person's arm extending from the elbow to the wrist or the fingertips.

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Why did they blame steve for killing the cashier?

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a person who is skilled in the technique of an art, as music or painting.

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Name at least 2 things that Steve was afraid of.

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What 2 scents did Steve smell on Mr. King while he was sitting next to him on the bench?

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Why didn't the court case start on time on that date?

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What high school did Ms. O' Brien attend?

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Where was Ms. O'Brien born?

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Nightmare (p. 96) means  frightening or unpleasant dream. A terrifying or very unpleasant experience or prospect. A person, thing, or situation that is very difficult to deal with.

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Juror
A person taking an oath especially one of allegiance.

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forefinger means the finger next to the thumb; the first or index finger.

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Overruled means reject or disallow by exercising one's superior authority.

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glossaries; a list of especial subject/ field or area of usage/ with accompanying definitions.

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IS STEVE IS GOING TO DEATH GET? YES OR NO Why or why not?

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beeper:a similar device to a free ranging animal as naiad to learning its habits; bio telemeter.

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erb

verb: blame; 3rd person present: blames; past tense: blamed; past participle: blamed; gerund or present participle: blaming

1. 1.

2. assign responsibility for a fault or wrong.

1. "the inquiry blamed the engineer for the accident"

2. synonyms: | hold responsible, hold accountable, condemn, accuse, find/consider guilty, assign fault/liability/guilt to, indict, point the finger at, finger, incriminate; More

3. antonyms: | absolve

assign the responsibility for something bad to (someone or something).

"they blame youth crime on unemployment"

noun

noun: blame

1. 1.

2. responsibility for a fault or wrong.

1. "his players had to take the blame"

2. synonyms: | responsibility, guilt, accountability, liability, culpability, fault; informal rap"he was cleared of all blame"

Origin

Middle English: from Old French blamer, blasmer (verb), from a popular Latin variant of ecclesiastical Latin blasphemare ‘reproach, revile, blaspheme,’ from Greek blasphēmein (see blaspheme).

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1. a place for the confinement of people accused or convicted of a crime.

1. "he served 15 months in jail"

2. synonyms: | prison, penitentiary, penal institution, lockup, detention center, jailhouse, stockade, correctional facility, reformatory, reform school; More

verb

verb: jail; 3rd person present: jails; past tense: jailed; past participle: jailed; gerund or present participle: jailing; verb: gaol; 3rd person present: gaols; past tense: gaoled; past participle: gaoled; gerund or present participle: gaoling

1. 1.

2. put (someone) in jail.

1. "the driver was jailed for two years"

2. synonyms: | imprison, put in prison, send to prison, incarcerate, lock up, put away, intern, detain, hold (prisoner/captive), put into detention, put behind bars, put inside"she was jailed for killing her husban

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Why was Osvaldo saying that he was scared of  Steve?