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Often used in the same context:
felons,
sallyport,
incarceration,
jails,
parolees,
probationers,
offenders,
penal institution,
juvie,
indigency,
pharsalia,
mentally ill,
felonies,
juvenile,
criminals,
penitentiary,
prison,
probation,
county,
calaboose,
recidivism,
indigent,
vagrancy,
lawbreakers,
convicts,
penology,
paroling,
supersedeas,
habitual criminal,
sheriffs,
hoosegow,
bondable,
detention,
conveyance,
exaction,
inmates,
asportation,
misdemeanor,
arrestment,
abusers,
arrestee,
regrant,
alienage,
stockades,
correctional,
remand,
confinement,
crimes,
kennelling,
offenses,
probating,
truants,
claybank,
sherrif,
inebriates,
sex offender,
usufructuary,
inter vivos trust,
lockup,
nonviolent,
estray,
commissary,
detainer,
supermax,
delinquents,
relapser,
recidivist,
noncitizen,
reus,
bondswoman,
lemman,
imprisonment,
grant,
remand home,
law enforcement,
violator,
includable,
diversion,
workhouse,
procuration,
arraigns,
borstal,
juvenile delinquent,
ovis,
lieu,
delict,
reverter,
pruno,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
firearm,
asylums,
infirmaries,
releasee,
ballistic fingerprinting,
panopticon,
priors,
wardship,
testamentary trust,
bunkie,
ransoming,
sheltered workshop,
mental health,
bootlegger,
burglar,
burglars,
clerkships,
ditcher,
forger,
passengers,
stamps,
18s,
5s,
academician,
acceptances,
accommodation,
accompanist,
accomplice,
acrobat,
adulteration,
adultery,
aesthete,
agitators
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— Adjectives for misdemeanant:
class,
first,
firstclass,
mere,
suspected
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