1. Plead guilty
2. find guilty
3. Acquit somebody of a crime
4. Charge somebody with a crime
#1
A written paper that officially accuses somebody of a crime is called ….. .
1. a summons
2. an arrest warrant
3. an indictment
4. an opening statement
#3
To ask somebody to disregard an objection means to ….. an objection.
1. convince
2. rule out
3. violate
4. sustain
#2
To ask somebody to mind an objection means to ….. an objection.
1. convince
2. rule out
3. violate
4. sustain
#4
A sum of money one has to pay as a punishment is called a ….. .
1. detention
2. probation
3. fine
4. delinquent
#3
Part 2
… the government start a new criminal case against him?
1. is
2. why
3. did
4. when
#3
Criminal cases … include divorce.
1. is
2. don’t
3. doesn’t
4. not
#3
He … face the consequences for his actions later.
1. will
2. is
3. did
4. don’t
#1
Courts … what laws to apply to the facts.
1. doesn’t decide
2. will
3. did decide
4. decide
#4
In what way … the community punish an offender?
1. is
2. don’t
3. will
4. was
#3
An attorney … convince the jury.
1. wasn’t
2. isn’t
3. not
4. didn’t
#4
The trial … last very long.
1. won’t
2. don’t
3. not
4. is
#1
Why … criminals commit crimes?
1. are
2. does
3. were
4. do
#4
A thief … an expensive picture last week.
1. steal
2. stealed
3. stole
4. not steal
#3
Crime ….. the laws of a community, state or nation.
1. violates
2. is violated
3. will be violated
4. are violate
#1
….. crime violate the laws of a community, state or nation?
1. why
2. how
3. does
4. don’t
#3
The judge ….. Ben of any involvement in the robbery last week.
1. will acquit
2. is acquitted
3. was acquitted
4. acquitted
#4
The judge ….. Ben of any involvement in the robbery last week.
1. was acquitted
2. is acquitted
3. didn’t acquit
4. didn’t acquitted
#3
They ….. him in accordance with laws.
1. is punished
2. will punish
3. will be punished
4. doesn’t punish
#2
They ….. him in accordance with laws.
1. didn’t punished
2. didn’t punish
3. doesn’t punish
4. doesn’t punished
#2
… hijackers seize airplanes?
1. why
2. why does
3. why do
4. doesn’t
#3
This blackmailer ….. people every day.
1. threatens
2. threaten
3. is threaten
4. don’t threaten
#1
Shoplifters ….. thing from shops without paying.
1. takes
2. did took
3. will be taken
4. take
#4
This vandal …..monuments.
1. destroy
2. destroys
3. is destroyed
4. was destroyed
#2
This blackmailer ….. people every day.
1. threaten
2. doesn’t threaten
3. is threaten
4. don’t threaten
#2
This vandal …..monuments.
1. don’t destroy
2. destroy
3. is destroyed
4. doesn’t destroy
#4
A dangerous criminal ….. from prison last Wednesday.
1. escape
2. escaped
3. escapes
4. will escape
#2
….. a dangerous criminal escape from prison?
1. when did
2. when
3. when do
4. do
#1
A dangerous criminal ….. from prison last Wednesday.
1. didn’t escaped
2. doesn’t escape
3. don’t escape
4. didn’t escape
A prosecutor ….. this case in court last week.
1. presents
2. presented
3. will present
4. present
#2
A prosecutor ….. this case in court last week.
1. didn’t present
2. didn’t presented
3. doesn’t present
4. don’t present
#1
….. a prosecutor present this case in court last week.
1. why
2. why did
3. why do
4. is
#2
A judge …. a verdict two hours ago.
1. will pass
2. passed
3. pass
4. was passed
#2
A judge …. a verdict two hours ago.
1. won’t pass
2. didn’t passed
3. didn’t pass
4. don’t pass
#3
… a judge pass a verdict two hours ago.
1. did
2. do
3. is
4. was
#1
They ….. him earlier for good behaviour.
1. releases
2. will be released
3. released
4. doesn’t release
#3
They ….. him earlier for good behaviour.
1. doesn’t release
2. didn’t released
3. will be released
4. didn’t release
#4
….. they release him for good behaviour.
1. when
2. when did
3. when does
4. doesn’t
#2
The jury … him guilty of kidnapping.
1. found
2. founded
3. is find
4. are
#1
The jury … him guilty of kidnapping.
1. didn’t found
2. didn’t founded
3. din’t finded
4. didn’t find
#4
….. the jury find him guilty of kidnapping.
1. why
2. what
3. why did
4. what did
#3
They ….. Ben of being his accomplice.
1. will be acquitted
2. is acquitted
3. was acquitted
4. acquitted
#4
They ….. Ben of being his accomplice.
1. won’t be acquitted
2. didn’t acquit
3. was acquitted
4. don’t
#2
….. they acquit Ben of being his accomplice.
1. when does
2. why
3. what
4. when did
#4
The best lawyer ….. him in court.
1. was protect
2. protecting
3. protected
4. protect
#3
The best lawyer ….. him in court.
1. was protect
2. protecting
3. will protect
4. protect
#3
The best lawyer … represent him in court two weeks ago.
1. isn’t
2. won’t
3. didin’t
4. wasn’t
#3
The jury ….. the verdict later.
1. will consider
2. is considered
3. was considered
4. didn’t
#1
We ….. protect her from bad influence.
1. are
2. is
3. will
4. was
#3
Bill and Ben both ….. not guilty in court.
1. pleads
2. pleaded
3. is plead
4. were plead
#2
The trial ….. last very long.
1. didn’t
2. aren’t
3. isn’t
4.don’t
#1
The common law ….. three classes of crime: treason, felony and misdemeanour.
1. recognize
2. recognizes
3. don’t
4. didn’t
#2
He ….. time off for good behaviourr.
1. get
2. is
3. got
4. does
#3
A person may wrong someone else in some other way that …… the civil law.
1. offends
2. is offend
3. did offended
4. don’t
#1
He ….. the best lawyer in 1996.
1. is
2. are
3. was
4. were
#3
The judge ….. what the penalty will be.
1. do decide
2. decides
3. will decided
4. are decide
#2
He ….. the only one witness.
1. am
2. are
3. were
4. was
#4
… he innocent?
1. is
2. does
3. do
4. are
#1
Active: The court will make a decision based on the facts and not on opinions and prejudices.
Passive: A decision based on the facts and not on opinions and prejudices ….. by the court.
1. was made
2. will be made
3. is made
4. are made
#2
Active: This lawyer always loses cases.
Passive: Cases ….. by this lawyer.
1. are always lost
2. always lost
3. were always lost
4. will always be
#1
Active: The judge resolved our dispute without any difficulty.
Passive: Our dispute ….. by the judge without any difficulty.
1. will be resolved
2. is resolved
3. was resolved
4. resolving
#3
Active: A burglar caused great damages.
Passive: Great damages ….. by a burglar.
1. are caused
2. were caused
3. will be caused
4. is caused
#2
Active: A defendant will file a complaint after the trial.
Passive: A complaint ….. by a defendant after the trial.
1. will be filed
2. will have filed
3. is filed
4. was filed
#1
Active: The prosecutor produced a strong case against the defendant.
Passive: A strong case ….. by the prosecutor against the defendant.
1. is produced
2. was produced
3. will be produced
4. were produced
#2
Active: The police will investigate the case very carefully.
Passive: The case ….. by the police very carefully.
1. is investigated
2. was investigated
3. will have investigated
4. will be investigated
#4
Active: The prosecution bases its evidence on the criminal investigation of the case.
Passive: The evidence of the prosecution ….. on the criminal investigation of the case.
1. is based
2. was based
3. will be based
4. were based
#1
Active: Judges consider their sentences very carefully.
Passive: Sentences ….. by judges very carefully.
1. were considered
2. are considered
3. is considered
4. will consider
#2
Active: Hijackers seize airplanes.
Passive: Airplanes ….. by hijackers.
1. are seized
2. were seized
3. is seized
4. will be seized
#1
Active: A judge will punish him in accordance with laws.
Passive: He … by a judge in accordance with laws.
1. is punished
2. will be punished
3. was punished
4. punished
#2
Active: The police charged her with shoplifting.
Passive: She …..with shoplifting by the police.
1. is charged
2. will be charged
3. were charged
4. was charged
#4
Active: This blackmailer threatens people every day.
Passive: People ….. by this blackmailer every day.
1. are threatened
2. will be threatened
3. threatening
4. were threatened
#1
Active: The best lawyer will defend him in court.
Passive: He … by the best lawyer in court.
1. are defended
2. is defended
3. was defended
4. will be defended
#4
Active: The judge acquitted Alice of any involvement in espionage.
Passive: Alice ….. of any involvement in espionage by the judge.
1. was acquitted
2. is acquitted
3. will be acquitted
4. are acquitted
#1
Active: Shoplifters take things from shops without paying.
Passive: Things ….. from shops by shoplifters without paying.
1. were taken
2. took
3. are taken
4. will be taken
#3
Active: They accused him of stealing information.
Passive: He ….. of stealing information by them.
1. was accused
2. will be accused
3. were accused
4. is accused
#1
Active: We will protect her from bad influence.
Passive: She ….. protected by us from bad influence.
1. was
2. are
3. is
4. will be
#4
Active: Vandals destroy monuments.
Passive: Monuments ….. by vandals.
1. are destroy
2. are destroyed
3. was destroy
4. was destroyed
Active: They sentenced Bill to three years in prison.
Passive: Bill ….. sentenced by they to three years in prison.
1. will be
2. is
3. was
4. were
#3
Active: Pickpockets steal purses and wallets.
Passive: Purses and wallets … by pickpockets.
1. are stealed
2. are stolen
3. stolen
4. did
#2
Active: They will find him guilty of an offence.
Passive: He ... guilty of an offence.
1. was find
2. was found
3. was founded
4. found
#2
Active: The jury passed verdict on him five minutes ago.
Passive: Verdict ….. passed on him five minutes ago.
1. will be
2. was
3. is
4. are
#2
Active: A judge will instruct the jury in ten minutes.
Passive: The jury ….. by a judge in ten minutes.
1. will be instruct
2. will be instructed
3. will not instruct
4. won’t instruct
#2
Active: They will release him earlier for good behaviour.
Passive: He ….. released earlier for good behaviour.
1. will be
2. was
3. is
4. are
#1
Active: This lawyer always uses improper material.
Passive: Improper material … always used by this lawyer.
1. is
2. will
3. are
4. was
#1
Active: The government started a new criminal case against him.
Passive: A new criminal case against him … started by the government.
1. was
2. were
3. will be
4. will
#1
Active: My friend issues arrest warrants every day.
Passive: Arrest warrants ….. by my friend every day.
1. is issued
2. are issued
3. was issued
4. were issued
#2
Active: The judge imposes sentences on convicts.
Passive: Sentences … imposed on convicts.
1. was
2. were
3. is
4. are
#4
Active: The judge ruled out my objection.
Passive: My objection ….. ruled out by the judge.
1. was
2. were
3. is
4. are
#1
Active: They accused my friend without any reason.
Passive: My friend ….. accused by them without any reason.
1. was
2. were
3. is
4. am
#1
Active: We will file a complaint next week.
Passive: A complaint ….. filed by us next week.
1. is
2. will be
3. was
4. are
#2
Active: The attorney for the defence will use improper material.
Passive: Improper material ….. by the attorney for the defence
1. was used
2. is used
3. will be used
4. don’t
#3
Active: The jury will consider the verdict later.
Passive: The verdict ….. considered later
1. was
2. will be
3. is
4. were
#2
Active: The police finished the investigation two days ago.
Passive: The investigation ….. by the police two days ago.
1. was finished
2. will finish
3. does finished
4. to finish
#1
Active: They punished the offender two weeks ago.
Passive: The offender ….. two weeks ago.
1. will be punished
2. were punished
3. punished
4. was punished
#4
In the courts all people …… equally.
1. is treated
2. are treated
3. don’t
4. aren’t
#2