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| procuring or causing miscarriage, may be legal or illegal |
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| any complaint, incictment, or infraction |
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| statement by accused, usually falls short of a confession |
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| sexual relations with married person, not one's husband or wife |
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| a sworn declaration in writing |
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| declaration by winess that he will speak truthfully |
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| court appearance, defendant advised of charges and rights |
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| taking one into custody, depriving one of freedom to leave |
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| movement of things from one place to another as in theft |
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| an unlawful attempt to inflict injury or force on another |
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| a "try" to commit a crime, frequently punishable as a crime |
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| by contrast, having opposite qualities |
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| actual age in years since birth |
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| incapable of knowing right from wrong or significance of acts |
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| to put forth, to place between |
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| female victim, especially in rape cases |
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| necessary requirements or conditions |
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| procuring another to commit perjury |
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