6. Fill in the gaps using the necessary words from exercise 5.

1. An acquitted …  will not be required to pay toward his defense.

2. On Friday a grand jury officially indicted miller on two charges of attempted second degree…  relating to the 2001 incident.

3. Cyprus is a sophisticated low-tax…  with a wide network of double tax treaties.

4. The question you must ask is - are you prepared to suffer the…  of your system failing or malfunctioning?

5. His … death was a great surprise to all the relatives.

6. Her son even dug a…  in the garden.

7. His …  against the broken machine was terrible! 

8. … part of the trial was the attorney`s speech.

7. Decide which sentences are true and which are false. Make the false sentences true:

1. A crime of passion, or crime passionnel, in popular usage, refers to a kidnap

2. A crime of passion usually occurs when an individual reacts violently towards a certain piece of information that has been recently revealed to him or her. A third category of terrorist crime is actual ruled by terror.

3. Such cases that claim crime of passion usually involve a spouse discovering his or her spouse’s infidelity.

4. It has been argued that an individual who has committed a grave crime can be excused from the consequences of his or her actions because he or she had instinctively reacted violently.

5 .For the jurisdictions that continue to allow the use of this legal defense, it must be proven that little to no time elapsed between the revelation of information and the criminal act itself.

6. It’s not essential to prove that no planning was involved in the individual’s crime so as to prove that he or she was in a temporary state of insanity and acted without thought or regard.

7. Determining crimes of passion is an important part of many murder trials.

8. In most states, premeditated murder carries a much harsher sentence than manslaughter or accidental death.

8. Read the text again to fill in the gaps.

1. In the instance that an individual commits a crime out of extraordinary circumstances and in no manner is the crime premeditated or thought thoroughly, that individual is said to… a crime of passion.

2. A crime of passion, or crime passionnel, in popular usage,… a violent crime, especially murder, in which the perpetrator commits the act against someone because of sudden strong impulse such as sudden rage rather than as a premeditated crime.

3. A crime of passion usually occurs when an individual… towards a certain piece of information that has been recently revealed to him or her.

4. The term… according to LAW, "is a criminal defendant's excuse for lacking the premeditation element of a crime due to sudden anger or heartbreak."

5. For the jurisdictions that continue to allow the use of this legal defense, it… that little to no time elapsed between the revelation of information and the criminal act itself.

6. A crime of passion typically occurs between… over a conflict or infidelity and is ascribed to the heat of the moment.