
- •English for law students content:
- •Word Study
- •Verb noun (agent) noun (concept)
- •The Long History of the Solicitor
- •Text Study
- •Судебные Инны
- •Text b Judges
- •Dialogue 1. Lawyers who want to start their own practice
- •Dialogue 2. Legal Education
- •Investigate – investigation – investigator; notary – notarized – notarial.
- •Revision Translation
- •Стирание граней между барристерами и солиситорами
- •Grammar section Grammar to be revised: English Tenses (Active Voice)
- •Word Study
- •Verb noun (agent) noun (concept)
- •The Foundation of British Law: Habeas Corpus Act Let the Body Be Brought...
- •Text Study
- •Драконт
- •Text b Sources of Law
- •Text c Advantages and Disadvantages of Case Law
- •Text d Retrospective of British Legislation
- •Text e Early Systems of Law
- •Dialogue 1. Never Leave till Tomorrow …
- •Dialogue 2. At Oxford Law School
- •Revision Translation
- •Grammar section Grammar to be revised: The Passive Voice
- •Word Study
- •Verb noun(agent) noun(concept)
- •Text Study
- •Introduced by
- •Британская Конституция
- •Text b Monarchy in Britain
- •Text c Political Parties
- •Text d Elections in Great Britain
- •Text e Prime Minister
- •Dialogue 1. At the Exam
- •Dialogue 2. The Significance of the Bill of Rights
- •Revision Translation
- •Grammar section Grammar to be revised: the Sequence of Tenses. Reported Speech.
- •Commands, requests, advice
- •Word Study
- •Checks and Balances
- •Text Study
- •The Presidents of the United States
- •Конституция Соединенных Штатов Америки
- •Раздел 8. Конгресс имеет право:
- •Text b System of Government
- •Text c The Legislature
- •Text d Political Parties
- •Text e American President
- •Dialogue 1. After the Seminar
- •Dialogue 2. Similarities and Differences
- •Revision Translation
- •Grammar section Grammar to be revised: Modal Verbs
- •Word Study
- •Text Study
- •Assault
- •Shop-lifting
- •Rioting in Bracknel Continuous
- •Text b What is Criminology?
- •Преступность: врожденное и приобретенное
- •Text c Partakers in a Crime
- •Text d Juvenile Delinquency
- •Text e Kidnap Suspect for Trial
- •Dialogue 1. Stop Rewarding the Criminal
- •Dialogue 2. Crime Rates in Europe
- •Word Study
- •Text Study
- •Text b Police in the usa
- •Text c Scotland Yard
- •Text d Municipal Police
- •Text e. Private Policing in the usa
- •Dialogue 1. An Interview
- •Dialogue 2. Federal Bureau of Investigation
- •Word Study
- •Coroner’s Courts
- •Text Study
- •Text b The British Judicial System
- •The legal system in England and Wales
- •Text c The Role of the Independent Judiciary
- •Судебная система Шотландии
- •Text d The European Court of Human Rights
- •Text e The International Court of Justice
- •Dialogue 1. Consulting a Lawyer
- •Dialogue 2. In Court
- •Revision Translation
- •Word Study
- •Text Study
- •Text b Criminal Procedure
- •Уголовный процесс
- •Text c Trial by Jury
- •Text d The Plea-bargaining Process
- •Text e Evidence
- •Dialogue 1. In the Courtroom
- •Dialogue 2. Gathering Evidence
- •Revision Translation
- •Word Study
- •Text Study
- •Text b Capital Punishment
- •Text c Penal Institutions
- •Text d Women in Prison
- •Text e Correctional Institutions in the usa
- •Dialogue 1. Possible Punishment
- •Dialogue 2. Prisoner’s Life
- •Revision Translation
Word Study
Ex. 1. a) Read the international words and guess their meaning. Mind the stress.
'legal |
'system |
pro'fession |
,characte'ristic |
'type |
'function |
so'licitor |
,speciali'zation |
'form |
'problem |
ca'reer |
,proble'matic |
'plan |
'action |
ex'treme |
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'clerk |
'practice |
spe'cific |
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'office |
'advocate |
prac'titioner |
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'status |
'business |
tra'ditional |
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'expert |
'structure |
for'malities |
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'client |
'barrister |
pro'cedure |
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'document |
'argument |
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Ex. 2. Complete the list of derivatives. Use a dictionary if necessary.
Verb noun (agent) noun (concept)
to train
to practise
to advocate
to specialize
to convey
to apply
to accuse
to interpret
to prosecute prosecutor prosecution
Ex. 3. Pair the words in column A with the ones from column B.
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Ex. 4. How are the following ideas expressed in one word?
a lawyer who has the right of speaking and arguing in the higher courts of law;
a kind of lawyer who gives advice, appears in lower courts;
to be allowed or made by law;
a room or building in which law cases can be heard and judged;
questions to be decided in a court of law;
a rule that is supported by the power of government and that governs the behaviour of members of a society;
a person whose business is to advise people about laws and to represent them in court;
a person who speaks in defence of or in favour of another person;
a lawyer who prepares an official paper by which the right to ownership of one’s property is given by one person to another;
a person who pays a professional person for help and advice;
a public official who has the power to decide questions brought before a court of law.
Ex. 5. Match English and Ukrainian equivalents.
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Ex. 6. Choose the best alternative to complete the following sentences.
England is almost unique / ordinary in having two / three different kinds of lawyers, with separate/the same jobs in the legal system.
Solicitors/managing clerks prepare a case for a barrister / a judge.
In a civil/criminal action solicitors have the right to speak in the lowest / highest courts.
Law Society/the Bar is a governing body of solicitors.
It is a mistake to regard/to point a barrister entirely as an advocate/prosecutor.
Barristers are experts in the interpretation/examining of the Law.
Judges are usually chosen/appointed from the most senior/junior barristers.
The Queen’s Counsel / the Lord Chancellor is expected to appear only in the most important / trial cases.
A number of lawyers is rapidly increasing/cutting down in England and Wales.
A lot of work in solicitors’/barristers’ offices is undertaken by legal executives / students.
Each branch of legal profession has its own/common characteristic functions as well as a separate/one governing body.
If a person has a legal problem he will go to a barrister/solicitor and seek his advice in a personal interview/by post.
In court barristers wear plain clothes/wigs and gowns.
To qualify as a barrister you must register as a student member of one of the four Inns of Court /of one of British universities.
Ex. 7. Complete the following text with the words and phrases from the box. Answer the questions given below.
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lay client, trial, professional association, legal advisor, paperwork,
a written document, Law Society, marriage contract, litigants, instruct