Judges and Suspects

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Judges noun - A book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges.

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Suspects and judges are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suspects" instead a verb "Judges".

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Judges and suspects are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judges" instead a verb "Suspects".

The hotel security team is a veritable crime fighter unit that hunts down (and sometimes judges and punishes) suspects all on its own.

Source: The Only One
In another episode, Lisa enters an essay contest and while her entry makes it to the top, one of the judges suspects she had help from her father.

Source: The Parent Produced Project
Downton Abbey has the police who come to arrest Bates giving a form of this — the arrest took place in the period after the police were officially advised to inform suspects of their rights (the Judges' Rules of 1912), but before a national standard phrasing was set.

Source: You Do Not Have to Say Anything

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