- •Introduction
- •1.1. Law and society
- •Law and society
- •1.2. Crimes and criminals
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- •1.3. Classification of crimes
- •1.4. Crime
- •Talking about criminals
- •Politicians on crime
- •1.5. Law and order
- •1.6. The language of law
- •Legal verbs
- •Legal adjectives
- •1.7. Crime and punishment
- •Crime and punishment
- •Is crime increasing?
- •1.8. Authorities: customs and police
- •Police, traffic wardens, etc.
- •1.9. Laws and punishments
- •Verbs that collocate with law
- •Noun and verb collocations
- •Punishments
- •1.10. The law in britain
- •The law in britain
- •1.11. Revision
- •2.1. Arrest, trial, punishment
- •Arrest, trial, punishment
- •2.2. Crime-solving techniques
- •2.3. Crime and criminal procedure
- •Crime and criminal procedure
- •2.4. Why do people commit crime?
- •Why Do People Commit Crime?
- •Classical Theory
- •Biological Theory
- •Sociological Theory
- •Combined/integrated theory
- •2.5. The system of justice
- •The system of justice
- •2.6. Controlling crime
- •2.7. The proceedings at the trial
- •The Proceedings at the Trial
- •The purpose of state punishment
- •2.8. The legal profession
- •The legal profession 1
- •The legal profession 2
- •2.9. Revision
- •3.1. Capital punishment: for and against
- •Capital punishment: for and against
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •3.2. Death penalty
- •3.3. Revision
- •Capital punishment is the only way to deter criminals, it must not be abolished.
- •Crime in newspapers
- •Criminal english
- •Law and order – the british police
2.6. Controlling crime
You will hear two interviews on controlling crime.
Task 1. Before you listen, make sure you know the following words and expressions. Match the words and expressions with their definitions.
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Part 1. Controlling juvenile crime
Task 2. Listen to the interview and answer the questions. Remember to take notes.
How do the media and the school system affect juvenile crime?
What can be done to tackle juvenile crime?
What do the Big Brother/ Big Sister programs do?
How would harsher punishments influence crime rates, in David’s opinion?
Task 3. Give English equivalents to the following:
причинно-следственная связь
обучать индивидуально
Part 2. Crime control: first-time offenders
Task 4. Listen to the interview once and enumerate the ways to combat crime that are discussed:
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Task 5. Listen to the interview again and decide whether the statements are True or False.
Deterring crime involves the economy and the social structure. T / F
Recently there have appeared quite a number of rehabilitation programmes. T / F
Rehabilitation covers an educational as well as a legal aspect. T / F
Some imprisoned criminals earn money for their families. T / F
Bridge programmes help prisoners to be tolerant to each other. T / F
Task 6. Give English equivalents to the following:
рецидивист (3)
программа социального восстановления личности
вернуться к преступной жизни
суровый закон
Task 7. Discuss with the group:
What is done to control crime in your area?
Do you agree that only the environment is to blame for a large number of juvenile crimes? Elaborate.
Is it fair to punish young and first-time offenders less severely than repeat offenders? They are still criminals, aren’t they?
How are criminals who come out of prison treated in your country?
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