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fugitive
0 Is there any difference between a fugitive and an escaped convict? 02 br
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00 Does fugitive suggest the criminal is wanted by the police and has not been arrested or convicted? 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance. 0-
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00 Does fugitive suggest the criminal is wanted by the police and has not been arrested or convicted? 02 br
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0 A person is not a criminal until s/he is convicted for the crime she committed. 02 br
00 Once the police want to arrest a person and s/he tries to 01 u 01 i 00 avoid being caught 02 i 02 u 00 ; s/he becomes a fugitive. 02 br
00 The term 01 i 00 fugitive 02 i 00 can also be applied for an escaped convict. 0-
00 Once the police want to arrest a person and s/he tries to 01 u 01 i 00 avoid being caught 02 i 02 u 00 ; s/he becomes a fugitive. 02 br
00 The term 01 i 00 fugitive 02 i 00 can also be applied for an escaped convict. 0-
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0 Thanks HT. I get it now. I should have used the word suspect. 0-
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