decide criminal's fate requires…
- en become a judge ➜
- en be a judge ➜
- en be on a jury ➜
- en sit on a jury ➜
- en avoid becoming a criminal ➜
- en Become a judge or a vigilante ➜
- en consider all the evidence ➜
- en excercise vigilante justice ➜
- en get a jury ➜
- en join a possee ➜
- en know the life of this person ➜
- en learn the evidences ➜
- en listen to the case ➜
- en look at the evidence ➜
- en be part of a jury ➜
- en read Agatha Christie books ➜
- en register to vote ➜
- en serve on the jury ➜
- en study law ➜
- en be a vigilante ➜
decide criminal's fate is a subevent of…
- en consider the crime ➜
- en deliberate ➜
- en you feel stressed ➜
- en imprisonment ➜
- en issue a verdict ➜
- en listen to the facts ➜
- en look at the circumstances ➜
- en looking at all the facts ➜
- en he may be executed ➜
- en they might go to jail ➜
- en remorse ➜
- en retribution from aformentioned criminal ➜
- en revenge ➜
- en send him to death row ➜
- en send somebody to jail ➜
- en show him mercy and forgive him ➜
decide criminal's fate is motivated by…
- en justice ➜
- en you are a judge ➜
- en he is judged guilty ➜
- en you are judgmental ➜
- en you are a juror ➜
- en justice and no repeat criminal acts ➜
- en make 5 bucks a day ➜
- en no more repeat criminal actions ➜
- en you are on a jury ➜
- en punish a wrongdoing ➜
- en see justice done ➜
- en serve justice ➜
- en society must be protected ➜
- en you're a member of the jury ➜
