Directly Related:
* Crime: The act of breaking the law.
* Criminal: A person who has committed a crime.
* Criminology: The study of crime and criminals.
* Incriminate: To accuse someone of a crime.
* Exculpate: To clear someone of blame or accusation.
Less Direct, but Related in Meaning:
* Crimination: The act of accusing someone of a crime.
* Criminality: The state of being criminal or engaging in crime.
* Criminogenic: Relating to factors that contribute to criminal behavior.
* Criminally: In a way that is related to crime.
Less Common, but Still Related:
* Crimen falsi: A crime of forgery or fraud.
* Crimen laesae majestatis: A crime of treason.
* Crimen repetundarum: A crime of extortion.
Note: While these words are related to the Latin root "crimen," their specific meanings can vary depending on the context. It's always helpful to consider the full word and its context to understand its precise meaning.