Build English that wins marks.

One against whom a case is brought in court is called:

One who conducts a criminal case against an accused person on behalf of the state is called:

One who settles a dispute between two parties by making a binding decision is called:

One who helps two opposing parties reach an agreement without imposing a decision is called:

One who takes part in a lawsuit is called:

One who has been officially accused of a crime is called:

One who has been found guilty of a crime is called:

One who is believed to have committed a crime but has not yet been proved guilty is called:

One who helps another person commit a crime is called:

One who secretly helps a criminal avoid arrest is called:

One who escapes from legal custody or flees to avoid arrest is called:

One who repeatedly commits crimes is called:

A young person who repeatedly breaks the law is called:

One who is declared outside the protection of the law is called:

One who steals goods from shops is called:

One who steals from people's pockets is called:

One who unlawfully enters a building to steal is called:

One who steals by using force or threatening violence is called:

One who illegally carries goods across national borders is called:

One who attacks and robs ships at sea is called: