Exercise 95. Find an odd word in these groups, comment on your choice:

1) Jury – court – suspect - law enforcement authorities – judge – lawyer – legal adviser – barrister – attorney – solicitor;

2) To arrest – to punish – to prosecute – to detain – to send to prison – to witness;

3) Disorderly conduct – warrant - public drunkenness – vagrancy – vagabondage – stowage;

4) Sexual assault – buggery – bigamy – rape – battery - indecent assault;

5) Tax cheating – rebellion – money laundering – counterfighting – extortion – embezzlement;

6) Murder – killing – homicide – kidnapping - manslaughter – assassination;

7) Resisting arrest – to obstruct justice – contempt of court – monetary compensation - disobeying the court – perverting the course of justice – to forfeit the bail;

8) A suspect – a culpit – an offender – a criminal – a delinquent – a bailiff - a law-breaker;

9) To infringe the law – to go beyond the law – to break the law – to keep within the law – to offend the law – to violate the law – breach of law;

10) Bookmaking – to hijack - inappropriate parking – driving violations – stowaway – driving without a license – speeding – careless driving;

11) Abduction – to kidnap – to carnap – hijacking – a bail;

12) A fine – to sentence – suspended sentence – to confiscate – compensation – to keep in custody – to send to prison – continuous detention;

13) Negligence – medical malpractice – careless driving – murder;

14) Mayhem – robbery – wounding – to injure – battery – to inflict bodily harm;

15) Accomplice – to assist the offender – conspiracy – to charge jointly – to receive a subpoena.

Exercise 96. Chose the definitions to suit the following words:

1.Embezzling, 2. vagrancy, 3. product liability, 4. a subpoena, 5. legal ethic, 6. tipping-off, 7. mayhem, 8. forfeit, 9. delinquent taxes, 10. driving license, 11. to serve a subpoena, 12. to vandalize, 13. to criminalize, 14. a warrant of arrest, 15. conspiracy, 16. violent death, 17. carnap, 18. extortion, 19. drunken driving, 20. money laundering, 21. to jump the bail, 22. traitor, 23. medical malpractice, 24. a culprit, 25. a coup.

1. Finding out information about someone`s wealth and the ways of its conversion and disclosing that information to criminals on purpose, 2. the act of taking money that has been placed in your trust but belongs to another. 3. court order that says that your witness has to come to court 4. wandering or going about from place to place by an idle person without visible means of support, not working for a living 5. act of operating or driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, 6. a penalty for a breach of contract or neglect or a fine, 7. a document that proves the driver`s right to drive the car, 8. to inform smb. about the necessity to come to the court, 9. destroy or damage wilfully or maliciously, 10. a document that sanctions the person`s detention, 11. a secret plan to commit a crime or do harm, 12. taking smb.`s car without a permission, 13. the act or practice of wresting anything from a person by force, by threats, or by any undue exercise of power, 14. death that resulted from smb.`s criminal actions, 15. to impel smb. into crime, 16. money that was not paid to the state as taxes, 17. violent or damaging actions, 18. the rules governing the conduct of lawyers and judges that are adopted by each state 19. the process of concealing the source of money obtained by illicit means, 20. area of law in which manufacturers, distributors, suppliers and retailers are held responsible for any injuries products cause, 21. a sudden attack, unexpected enterprise or assault, 22. not to come to the court after being released on bail, 23. a person accused of or guilty of an offence, 24. medical practice contrary to established rules, 25. a person who is treacherous or disloyal, especially to his country.

Exercise 97. Fill in the table choosing the actions characteristic of or possible for these persons:

Barrister	Criminalist	Convict	Suspect	Witness	Plaintiff

1. To take law on smb., 2. to break the law, 3. to invoke a precedent, 4. to lose the case 5. to read the case, 6. to present no case, 7. to fall victim to smb., 8. to argue the case, 9. to call in evidence, 10. to complete the sentence, 11. to develop enough evidence, 12. to coach the witness, 13. to interview the witness, 14. to desist from crime, 15. to repair damages, 16. to resist arrest, 17. to receive a subpoena, 18.19. to file an appeal, 20. to disobey court, 21. to plead guilty, 22. to agree upon a verdict, 23. to testify, 24. to withhold evidence, 25. to recover damages, 26. to claim damages, 27. to give evidence, 28. to escape punishment, 29. to watch the case, 30. to escape from prison, 31. to call the police, 32. to question the witness, 33. to investigate the crime scene, 34. to take fingermarks, 35. to gather evidence, 36. to infringe the law, 37. to confess.