1. Solicitor: A solicitor is a lawyer in the UK who provides legal advice and services to clients.

2. To acquit (of a crime): To acquit someone of a crime means to find them not guilty of the charges.

3. To apply for parole: To apply for parole means to request early release from prison based on good behavior or other factors.

4. To return a guilty verdict: To return a guilty verdict means to find the defendant guilty of the charges presented in a trial.

5. To withdraw a call: To withdraw a call means to cancel a request or application that has been made.

6. Retribution: Retribution is punishment that is inflicted on someone for a wrongdoing or a crime.

7. A custodial sentence: A custodial sentence is a prison sentence that is served in a correctional facility.

8. Capital punishment = Death penalty: Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is a legal punishment where a person is sentenced to death for a serious crime.

9. A deterrent: A deterrent is something that discourages someone from doing something, especially by instilling fear of the consequences.

10.Convict (noun + verb): To convict means to find someone guilty of a crime or to be found guilty of a crime. A convict is a person who has been found guilty of a crime and sentenced to imprisonment or other punishment.