- •Английский язык в сфере юриспруденции
- •Содержание
- •Введение
- •Case law
- •Section 2
- •Text 2 The System of Courts in Great Britain
- •Glossary
- •E.G. The Appellate Committee of the House of Lords was independent, effective, inexpensive and was regarded as one of the finest courts in the world.
- •The court system of the russian federation
- •Section 1
- •The Russian Court System
- •Text 1 the court system in russia
- •Section 2 Courts
- •Glossary
- •The legal careers in great britain
- •Section I
- •The Legal Profession
- •Section II The British Police.
- •Text 2 Duties and Responsibilities of the Police Officers.
- •Section III Barristers and Solicitors.
- •Text 3 Barristers and Solicitors.
- •Language Focus Contrasting and comparing
- •Glossary
- •Unit 4 the legal careers in russia Section I
- •The Legal Careers in Russia
- •Section II The Legal Profession in Russia
- •Glossary:
- •Unit 5 employment Section I
- •Text 1 Employment
- •Police Officer giving a public speech to be flexible
- •Exercise 9
- •Name the professions/occupations/positions where people do the following things.
- •Section II contract of employment
- •Staff contract of employment
- •Vocabulary
- •Glossary
- •Unit 6 a criminal justice Section I
- •Text What happens during the trial
- •Section II
- •From the Court Notes of a Local Reporter
- •Glossary
- •Unit 6 b legal forms of organization: how a business is organized
- •Text Legal Forms of Organization
- •Glossary
- •Unit 7 a civil justice Section I
- •Civil procedure.
- •Section II Text Civil Cases
- •Joan Collins Has Starring Role in Lawsuit
- •Reuter and Associated Press
- •New York
- •Is Justice done?
- •Glossary
- •Unit 7 b
- •Part II
- •Glossary
- •Additional texts Unit 1 General Classifications of Legal Subjects
- •Criminal Courts
- •Civil Courts
- •Unit 2 Classification of law
- •The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation
- •Unit 3 Legal Practitioners
- •The judge
- •Judges in Great Britain
- •Unit 4 Judges
- •Prosecutors
- •Advocates
- •Unit 5 employment protection Worker Protection in the usa
- •Unit 6 a Crime
- •Main Types of Sentence
- •Unit 6b Selecting the Legal structure For Your Firm in the usa
- •Unit 7a
- •Unit 7b
- •International business
- •International Business Transactions
Unit 6 a criminal justice Section I
Exercise 1
Pronunciation practice.
Practise saying the words.
[ei] statement; sustain; bailiff; deliberation
[uə] jury; during
[u:] rulings; overrule; prove
[ju:] usual; duty; view
[i] event; testimony; exhibit; credibility; witness
[aiə] trial; retire
[ai] entitled; testify; guide; sign
[ɔ:] lawyer; also; foreman; courtroom
[ʌ] gun; instruct; summarize
[s] evidence; im´portance; sentence, defense
[f] physical; photograph
[tʃ] questions; picture; each; discharge
[au] allowed; pronounce, counsel, council
Exercise 2
Answer the questions:
Do you know
Who takes part in a trial?
Who presides over a trial?
Who reaches a verdict?
Who pronounces a sentence?
Exercise 3
Here are some words and word-combinations connected with criminal procedure. Read them and make sure you know their Russian equivalents. Organize them into logical groups. The number of the groups depends on the criteria you have chosen.
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jury bailiff testimony of witnesses courtroom to testify at trial to pronounce the sentence to reach a verdict lawyers for each side evidence deliberations on a verdict foreman judge presentation of evidence a party to a trial to present evidence to summarize the case defence prosecution clerk of the court prosecution counsel defense counsel police officer
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Exercise 4
Match the English words to their Russian equivalents.
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Exercise 5
a) Match the English word combinations to their Russian equivalents.
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b) Use some of the word combinations from the box and make 5 sentences to describe the trial procedure.
Exercise 6
a) Match the words or word-combinations to their explanations.
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b) Fill in the gaps with the words from exercise 6 a).
1. He could not …… against his own wife.
2. The …….. against him was purely circumstantial.
3. The court decision may not satisfy either……
4. Prosecution and defense …….are expected to deliver closing arguments next week.