Match the English words to their Russian equivalents
Exercise 5 a) Match two columns to make word-combinations and translate them.
b) Fill in the blanks with the correct word-combinations (from part a): 1. At the end of the trial the judge …. 2. The witness was asked … for the prosecution. 3. A barrister for the defence … during the trial.
Exercise 6 Match the definitions to a term:
Exercise 7 Answer the questions to the text: 1. What must the police have in order to send a suspect for trial? 2. Do magistrates have legal qualification? 3. Who helps magistrates on points of law? 4. What are the main functions of a solicitor in a criminal case? 5. Who hires a barrister to defend the accused? 6. What special skills does a barrister possess? 7. Who will provide legal aid to poor people? 8. Judges are often ex-barristers, aren't they? 9. What are the main functions of a judge?
Exercise 8 Fill in the table with the information from the text.
Section II The British Police. Exercise 9 Pronunciation Practice Practise saying the words:
/ [dʒ ] before e, i, y (e.g. judge) g \ [g] in other cases (e.g. got)
Exercise 10 Determine the part of speech of the words and give their derivatives. Translate them into Russian.
Exercise 11 a) Match two columns to make word-combinations and translate them:
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