- •Оглавление
- •От авторов
- •Grammar: The article (артикль)
- •Reading
- •A day in the life of an international student
- •I am a student
- •Grammar: Types of questions (типы вопросов)
- •Question words (вопросительные слова)
- •Reading
- •A new student
- •Margaret Thatcher
- •John Edgar Hoover, FBI Director
- •Reading
- •A brave Woman
- •Grammar: Construction there is /there are
- •Reading
- •John Jay College of Criminal Justice
- •Moscow University of the Interior of the Russian Federation.
- •Militia officers
- •Grammar: The perfect tenses (времена группы Perfect)
- •Grammar: The Articles (артикли)
- •Reading
- •Moscow
- •Grammar: Modal verbs
- •Reading
- •Business etiquette for police executives
- •Policing a culturally diverse society
- •Word formation: Conversion (конверсия)
- •Reading
- •General information: the Russian Federation
- •State system of the Russian Federation
- •Court system of the Russian Federation: part 1
- •Court system of the Russian Federation: part 2
- •Branches of law of the Russian Federation
- •The Procurator's Office
- •Grammar: The participle (причастие)
- •Reading
- •Great Britain
- •The Monarch in the UK
- •Parliament
- •Elections
- •Making new laws
- •The Courts in the UK
- •Word formation: Prefixes (приставки)
- •Grammar: Passive voice (пассивный залог)
- •Reading
- •General information about the USA
- •US President
- •The US Constitution
- •Federal Court System
- •The judicial system of the USA
- •State Courts
- •Lower courts in the USA
- •The marshals
- •History of Law
- •Reading
- •A girl missing
- •A car accident
- •Too young to drive
- •Scottish soccer fans riot after loss
- •A foreigner in trouble
- •Traffic violations
- •Grammar: The nouns evidence, news,…
- •Grammar: The infinitive (инфинитив)
- •Grammar: The construction to have something done
- •Reading
- •A consolation
- •Burglary
- •Identification of suspects
- •Interviewing a witness
- •Reading
- •The UK police
- •The oath of the British constable
- •Structure of the American police
- •Top police cars
- •Supplementary reading
- •Grammar: Complex object (сложное дополнение)
- •Reading
- •New command and control system
- •WANTED FOR: Bank Robbery
- •The Federal Bureau of Investigation
- •Supplementary reading
- •Word formation: Suffix -able
- •Grammar: The -ing forms
- •Grammar: The gerund (герундий)
- •Reading
- •Types of crimes
- •«I'll be free in weeks», says killer Bamber.
- •An extract from the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation
- •Supplementary reading
- •Grammar: Conjunctions (союзы)
- •Reading
- •Search Warrant
- •The use of force and firearms
- •Police investigations
- •Human rights
- •Arrest and detention
- •Police brutality
- •Arrest
- •Supplementary reading
- •Grammar: Punctuation (пунктуация)
- •Reading
- •Civil law vs. Common law
- •Criminal justice and criminal proceedings in the UK
- •This way! That way!
- •Criminal court proceedings
- •Criminal Justice Process
- •Supplementary reading
- •Grammar: Cleft sentences (предложения с усилительной конструкцией)
- •TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS
- •Reading
- •The forms of state punishment in Great Britain
- •Capital punishment
- •Retribution
- •Prison population
- •Supplementary reading
- •Grammar: The verbs to insist, to suggest
- •Reading
- •Is prison an answer?
- •Non-custodial types of punishment
- •Treating juveniles
- •Treating women
- •Drug — related offences
- •Electronic monitoring — alternatives to incarceration
- •Supplementary reading
- •Grammar: Complex subject (сложное подлежащее)
- •Reading
- •Interpol
- •Europol
- •Organized crime
- •Cybercrime
- •Jargon
- •Victimology
- •Customs examination
- •Supplementary reading
- •Grammar: Subjunctive mood (part 1) (сослагательное наклонение)
- •Grammar: Subjunctive mood (part 2) (сослагательное наклонение)
- •Reading
- •Militia of the Russian Federation.
- •Public security militia
- •Criminal militia
- •Militia and public confidence
- •POLICE OFFICER RECRUITS
- •Supplementary reading
- •SUPPLEMENTARY READING
- •Grammar reference
- •Appendix 1
- •Appendix 2
- •Appendix 3
- •Appendix 4
- •GLOSSARY
- •Литература
5.Thirdѝdegreeѝcrimeѝmayѝresultѝinѝѝ______________________.ѝ
6.Fourthѝdegreeѝcrimesѝcarryѝaѝpotentialѝpenaltyѝѝ ___________.ѝ
7.Thereѝisѝaѝpresumptionѝofѝnon-custodialѝsentencesѝonѝѝ______.ѝ
Exercise 4 Guess: What crimes are these?
1.Dishonestlyѝ appropriatingѝ propertyѝ belongingѝ toѝ anotherѝ withѝ theѝ intentionѝofѝpermanentlyѝdeprivingѝtheѝotherѝofѝit.ѝ
2.Enteringѝsomeone'sѝlandѝorѝhomeѝwithoutѝpermissionѝintendingѝtoѝ stealѝorѝcommitѝanѝactѝofѝviolence.ѝ
3.Usingѝforceѝorѝthreatsѝinѝorderѝtoѝstealѝfromѝsomeone.ѝ
4.Unlawfulѝkillingѝofѝaѝhumanѝbeing,ѝwithѝmaliceѝaforethought.ѝ
Exercise 5 Read the following newspaper article and translate it with the help of a dictionary.
DailyѝExpress,ѝSaturday,ѝMarchѝ13ѝ2004.ѝ
«I'll be free in weeks», says killer Bamber.
MassѝkillerѝJeremyѝBamberѝhopesѝtoѝbeeѝfreedѝinѝweeksѝafterѝclaimingѝ thatѝnewѝevidenceѝprovesѝheѝdidѝnotѝmurderѝhisѝfamily.ѝ
Bamber,ѝ 42,ѝ hasѝ maintainedѝ hisѝ innocenceѝ sinceѝ beingѝ convictedѝ inѝ 1986ѝofѝgunningѝdownѝfiveѝmembersѝofѝhisѝfamilyѝatѝtheirѝfarmhouseѝinѝ TollershuntѝD»Arcy,ѝEssex,ѝtoѝclaimѝ500,ѝ000ѝinheritance.ѝ Nowѝhisѝlawyer,ѝGiovannyѝdiѝStephano,ѝbelievesѝevidenceѝsubmittedѝtoѝ theѝ Criminalѝ Casesѝ Reviewѝ Commissionѝ revealsѝ theѝ realѝ killerѝ wasѝ someoneѝelse.ѝ
Recordsѝofѝradioѝconversationsѝbyѝpoliceѝcalledѝtoѝtheѝfarmѝallegedlyѝ confirmѝthatѝtheyѝwereѝtalkingѝtoѝanѝunidentifiedѝpersonѝinѝtheѝhouseѝ afterѝBamberѝhadѝleftѝtheѝbuilding.ѝOneѝstates:ѝ«Firearmsѝteamsѝareѝinѝ conversationѝwithѝaѝpersonѝinsideѝtheѝfarm.»ѝ Mr.ѝdiѝStefanoѝsaid:ѝ«TheѝprosecutionѝsaidѝJeremyѝcommittedѝtheѝkillingsѝpriorѝtoѝattendingѝtheѝfarmѝwithѝtheѝpolice.ѝButѝthisѝshowsѝanotherѝ personѝwasѝthereѝwhenѝpoliceѝarrived.ѝHeѝwillѝbeѝfreeѝwithinѝweeks.»ѝ Bamberѝlostѝanѝappealѝagainstѝhisѝconvictionѝinѝ2002.ѝAѝspokesmanѝforѝ Essexѝpoliceѝsaid:ѝ«Nothingѝnewѝhasѝbeenѝdisclosed.ѝAllѝthisѝinformationѝwasѝavailableѝforѝtheѝ2002ѝappeal.»ѝ
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Over to you
Study the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and make a presentation on the types of crimes and potential penalties for them.
Reading
Exercise 1 Read the following text and write out the definitions of the following.
preparationѝofѝaѝcrimeѝ |
anѝattemptedѝcrimeѝ |
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An extract from the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation
Articleѝ 15.ѝ Responsibilityѝ forѝ preparationѝ ofѝ crimeѝ andѝ forѝ attemptedѝ crime,ѝacquiringѝorѝarrangingѝtheѝmeansѝorѝinstruments,ѝorѝotherѝintentionalѝcreationѝofѝconditionsѝforѝtheѝcommissionѝofѝaѝcrime,ѝshallѝbeѝ deemedѝpreparationѝofѝaѝcrime.ѝ
Anѝintentionalѝactionѝimmediatelyѝdirectedѝtowardsѝtheѝcommissionѝofѝ aѝcrimeѝshallѝbeѝdeemedѝanѝattemptedѝcrime,ѝprovidedѝtheѝcrimeѝisѝnotѝ broughtѝtoѝcompletionѝforѝreasonsѝindependentѝofѝtheѝwillѝofѝtheѝguiltyѝ person.ѝ
Punishmentѝforѝpreparationѝofѝaѝcrimeѝandѝforѝattemptedѝcrimeѝshallѝbeѝ assignedѝinѝaccordanceѝwithѝArticleѝ3ѝofѝtheѝSpecialѝPartѝofѝtheѝpresentѝ Codeѝwhichѝprovidesѝforѝresponsibilityѝforѝtheѝgivenѝcrime.ѝ
Inѝassigningѝpunishmentѝtheѝcourtѝshallѝtakeѝintoѝaccountѝtheѝcharacterѝ andѝdegreeѝofѝsocialѝdangerѝofѝtheѝactionsѝcommittedѝbyѝtheѝguiltyѝperson,ѝtheѝdegreeѝtoѝwhichѝtheѝcriminalѝintentionѝisѝcarriedѝout,ѝandѝtheѝ causesѝbyѝreasonѝofѝwhichѝtheѝcrimeѝisѝnotѝbroughtѝtoѝcompletion.ѝ
Vocabulary
extractѝ отрывокѝ toѝacquireѝ приобретатьѝ intentionѝ намерениеѝ toѝdeemѝ полагать,ѝсчитатьѝ
articleѝ пункт,ѝпараграф,ѝстатьяѝ(документа)ѝ toѝtakeѝintoѝaccountѝ приниматьѝвоѝвниманиеѝ toѝcarryѝoutѝ выполнять,ѝпроводитьѝ
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Exercise 2 Choose the correct form of the verbs in brackets and translate these sentences into Russian.
1.Thisѝshallѝ(deem,ѝbeѝdeemed)ѝpreparationѝofѝaѝcrime.ѝ
2.Punishmentѝshallѝ(assign,ѝbeѝassigned)ѝinѝaccordanceѝwithѝtheѝSpecialѝ PartѝofѝtheѝCode.ѝ
3.Thisѝarticleѝ(considers,ѝisѝconsidered)ѝanѝintegralѝpartѝofѝtheѝCode.ѝ
4.Thisѝarticleѝ(provides,ѝisѝprovided)ѝforѝresponsibilityѝforѝsuchѝcrimes.ѝ
5.Theѝcourtѝshallѝ(take,ѝbeѝtaken)ѝintoѝaccountѝtheѝcharacterѝandѝdangerѝofѝtheѝactions.ѝ
6.Itѝshallѝalsoѝ(take,ѝbeѝtaken)ѝintoѝconsiderationѝtheѝdegreeѝtoѝwhichѝ theѝcriminalѝintentionѝ(carries,ѝisѝcarried)ѝout.ѝ
7.Itѝshallѝ(consider,ѝbeѝconsidered)ѝtheѝcausesѝbyѝwhichѝtheѝcrimeѝ(dosesѝ notѝbring,ѝisѝnotѝbrought)ѝtoѝcompletionѝasѝwell.ѝ
N o t e :ѝintegralѝ—ѝнеотъемлемыйѝ
Exercise 3 Translate into English paying attention to these constructions.
inѝaccordanceѝwithѝsmthѝ
1.ѝ вѝ соответствииѝ соѝ статьейѝ 15;ѝ 2.ѝ вѝ соответствииѝ соѝ статьейѝ 1ѝѝ СпециальнойѝчастиѝнастоящегоѝКодекса;ѝ3.ѝвѝсоответствииѝсѝдоговором,ѝподписаннымѝ16ѝфевраляѝ2008ѝгода;ѝ4.ѝвѝсоответствииѝсѝ приказомѝ20-а;ѝ5.ѝвѝсоответствииѝсѝпунктомѝ3ѝстатьиѝ20ѝ
N o t e :ѝѝclauseѝ—ѝпунктѝѝ
independentѝofѝsmb/smthѝ
1.ѝпричины,ѝнеѝзависящиеѝотѝобвиняемого;ѝ2.ѝобстоятельства,ѝнеѝ зависящиеѝотѝпреступника;ѝ3.ѝусловия,ѝнеѝзависящиеѝотѝсвидетеля;ѝ4.ѝниѝотѝкогоѝнеѝзависящиеѝпоказанияѝ
Exercise 4 Sum up what punishment the law assigns for preparation of a crime and for an attempted crime.
Exercise 5 Form the corresponding verbs.
punishableѝ |
indictableѝ |
readableѝ |
reasonableѝ |
detachableѝ |
returnableѝ |
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Exercise 6 Translate the text in writing.
Theѝmostѝimportantѝclassificationѝofѝlawѝisѝintoѝcivilѝandѝcriminalѝlaw.ѝ
Todayѝtheѝscopeѝofѝcriminalѝlawѝisѝveryѝextensive,ѝrangingѝfromѝcrimesѝsoѝ seriousѝasѝtoѝbeѝpunishableѝbyѝtheѝdeathѝpenaltyѝtoѝpettyѝoffencesѝpunishableѝonlyѝbyѝtheѝimpositionѝofѝaѝsmallѝfine.ѝButѝinѝallѝtheseѝcasesѝtheѝunderlyingѝprincipleѝisѝthatѝofѝcriminalѝretribution.ѝ
InѝEnglishѝcriminalѝsystemѝcrimesѝmayѝbeѝarrangedѝaccordingѝtoѝtheirѝ degreesѝofѝimportanceѝinѝtheѝfollowingѝgroupsѝandѝsub-groups:ѝ
1.ѝIndictableѝoffences,ѝi.e.ѝthoseѝwhichѝadmitѝofѝtrialѝbyѝjury,ѝnamelyѝ treasons,ѝotherѝfeloniesѝ(murder,ѝmanslaughter,ѝburglary,ѝhousebreaking,ѝlarceny,ѝbigamy,ѝrape),ѝmisdemeanorsѝ(perjury,ѝconspiracy,ѝfraud,ѝ falseѝpretences,ѝlibel,ѝriot,ѝassault)ѝ
2.ѝ Pettyѝ offences,ѝ i.e.ѝ thoseѝ whichѝ areѝ usuallyѝ triedѝ byѝ justiceѝ ofѝ theѝ peaceѝwithoutѝaѝjury.ѝ
Amongѝindictableѝcrimesѝtheѝcommonѝlawѝsinglesѝoutѝsomeѝasѝbeingѝsoѝ conspicuousѝthatѝaѝmanѝguiltyѝofѝanyѝofѝthemѝmustѝnotѝonlyѝincurѝhisѝ sentenceѝbutѝalsoѝisѝtoѝbeѝdeprivedѝofѝhisѝlands,ѝorѝofѝhisѝgoods,ѝorѝofѝ both.ѝ
Asѝfeloniesѝareѝalwaysѝseriousѝoffences,ѝtheѝlawѝregardsѝitѝthatѝtheѝoffenderѝshouldѝbeѝremainingѝinѝprisonѝuntilѝtheѝtrialѝtakesѝplace.ѝThoughѝ aѝpersonѝwhoѝisѝcommittedѝforѝtrialѝforѝmisdemeanorѝcouldѝbeѝreleasedѝ onѝbail,ѝasѝcommonѝlawѝinsists.ѝ
Exercise 7 Insert appropriate articles.
1.___ѝcommonѝlawѝsinglesѝoutѝsomeѝcrimesѝasѝbeingѝsoѝconspicuousѝ thatѝ___ѝmanѝguiltyѝofѝthemѝcanѝincurѝhisѝsentenceѝandѝalsoѝbeѝdeprivedѝofѝhisѝproperty.ѝ
2.Feloniesѝareѝalwaysѝ___ѝseriousѝoffences.ѝ
3. ...ѝmostѝseriousѝindictableѝoffenceѝisѝ___ѝtreason.ѝ
4.Inѝcaseѝofѝ___ѝfeloniesѝ___ѝoffenderѝremainsѝinѝ___ѝprisonѝuntilѝ___ѝ trialѝtakesѝplace.ѝ
5.___personѝcommittedѝforѝtrialѝforѝ___ѝmisdemeanorѝcanѝbeѝreleasedѝonѝ___ѝ bail.ѝ
6.___ѝcommonѝlawѝinsistsѝonѝthat.ѝ
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a)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝcausesѝdamageѝorѝdisturbanceѝinѝpub- |
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l)ѝanѝarsonistѝ |
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licѝplaces,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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b)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝisѝsomeoneѝwhoѝsteals,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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2)ѝaѝkidnapperѝ |
c)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝtakesѝcontrolѝofѝaѝplaneѝbyѝforceѝandѝ |
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3)ѝanѝassassinѝ |
makesѝtheѝpilotѝchangeѝcourse,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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d)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝmurdersѝforѝpoliticalѝreasonsѝorѝaѝre- |
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4)ѝaѝbigamistѝѝ |
ward,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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e)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝhidesѝonѝaѝshipѝorѝplaneѝtoѝgetѝaѝfreeѝ |
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5)ѝaѝhooliganѝ |
journey,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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f)ѝ Aѝ person,ѝ whoѝ makesѝ counterfeitѝ (false)ѝ moneyѝ orѝ |
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6)ѝaѝstowawayѝ |
signatures,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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g)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝisѝaѝmemberѝofѝaѝcriminalѝgroup,ѝisѝ |
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7)ѝaѝthiefѝ |
calledѝ…ѝ |
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h)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝsetsѝfireѝtoѝpropertyѝillegally,ѝisѝcalledѝ |
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8)ѝaѝhijackerѝ |
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i)ѝ Aѝ person,ѝ whoѝ marriesѝ illegally,ѝ beingѝ marriedѝ al- |
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9)ѝaѝforgerѝ |
ready,ѝisѝcalledѝaѝ…ѝ |
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j)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝisѝaѝsoldierѝwhoѝrunsѝawayѝfromѝtheѝ |
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10)ѝaѝsmugglerѝ |
army,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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k)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝbringsѝgoodsѝintoѝaѝcountryѝillegallyѝ |
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11)ѝaѝtraitorѝ |
withoutѝpayingѝtax,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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l)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝtakesѝawayѝpeopleѝbyѝforceѝandѝde- |
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12)ѝaѝgangsterѝ |
mandsѝmoneyѝforѝtheirѝreturn,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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m)ѝAѝperson,ѝwhoѝbetraysѝhisѝorѝherѝcountryѝtoѝanotherѝ |
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13)ѝaѝdeserterѝ |
state,ѝisѝcalledѝ…ѝ |
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Exercise 9 Say what crime it is.
1.theѝactѝofѝenteringѝintoѝaѝmarriageѝwithѝoneѝpersonѝwhileѝstillѝlegallyѝ marriedѝtoѝanother.ѝ
2.theѝ crimeѝ orѝ offenseѝ ofѝ deliberatelyѝ deceivingѝ anotherѝ inѝ orderѝ toѝ damageѝthemѝ—ѝusually,ѝtoѝobtainѝpropertyѝorѝservicesѝunjustly.ѝ
3.theѝcrimeѝthatѝcoversѝtheѝmostѝseriousѝactsѝofѝdisloyaltyѝtoѝone'sѝsovereignѝorѝnation.ѝ
4.toѝknowinglyѝlieѝafterѝtakingѝanѝoathѝtoѝtellѝtheѝtruth,ѝsuchѝasѝwhenѝ testifyingѝ inѝ courtѝ orѝ communicatingѝ throughѝ certainѝ legalѝ documents.ѝ
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5.itѝisѝcarriedѝoutѝbyѝaѝthreatѝofѝbodilyѝharmѝcoupledѝwithѝanѝapparent,ѝ presentѝabilityѝtoѝcauseѝtheѝharm.ѝѝ
6.theѝunlawfulѝkillingѝofѝaѝhumanѝbeingѝwithoutѝmaliceѝorѝpremeditation,ѝeitherѝexpressѝorѝimplied;ѝdistinguishedѝfromѝmurder,ѝwhichѝrequiresѝmaliciousѝintent.ѝ
7.anѝagreementѝbetweenѝpersonsѝtoѝbreakѝtheѝlawѝinѝtheѝfuture,ѝinѝsomeѝ casesѝhavingѝcommittedѝanѝactѝtoѝfurtherѝthatѝagreement.ѝ
Exercise 10 Translate these sentences into Russian paying attention to the word prosecute:
1.Heѝisѝprosecutingѝhisѝstudies.ѝ
2.Heѝisѝnowѝprosecutingѝtwoѝinquiries.ѝ
3.Theyѝareѝgoingѝtoѝprosecuteѝaѝclaimѝforѝdamages.ѝ
4.Mr.ѝBellѝisѝprosecutingѝforѝthisѝcase.ѝ
5.Sheѝisѝprosecutedѝforѝexceedingѝspeedѝlimit.ѝ
6.Trespassersѝwillѝbeѝprosecuted.ѝ
7.Theѝwarѝprosecutedѝforѝyears.ѝ
Exercise 11 Answer the following questions.
1.Whatѝisѝtheѝdifferenceѝbetweenѝcivilѝandѝcriminalѝlaw?ѝ
2.Whatѝisѝtheѝscopeѝofѝcriminalѝlaw?ѝ
3.Whatѝisѝtheѝdifferenceѝbetweenѝfeloniesѝandѝmisdemeanors?ѝ
4.Whatѝareѝpettyѝoffences?ѝ
5.Whichѝoffencesѝareѝindictable?ѝDoѝtheyѝassumeѝjuryѝtrial?ѝ
6.Whichѝcrimesѝareѝusuallyѝtriedѝbyѝjusticeѝofѝtheѝpeaceѝwithoutѝaѝ jury?ѝ
Exercise 12 Match the two halves of these sentences to make definitions of the criminals.
l)ѝaѝshop-lifterѝisѝaѝperson,ѝ |
a)ѝ…ѝattacksѝandѝrobsѝpeople,ѝoftenѝinѝtheѝ |
whoѝ |
streetѝ |
2)ѝ aѝ muggerѝ isѝ aѝ person,ѝ |
b)…ѝstealsѝmoney,ѝetc.ѝbyѝforceѝfromѝpeopleѝorѝ |
whoѝ |
placesѝ |
3)ѝ anѝ offenderѝ isѝ aѝ person,ѝ |
c)ѝ…ѝbreaksѝtheѝlawѝ |
who…ѝ |
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4)ѝaѝvandalѝisѝaѝperson,ѝwhoѝѝ |
d)ѝ…ѝusesѝviolenceѝforѝpoliticalѝreasonsѝ |
5)ѝ aѝ burglarѝ isѝ aѝ person,ѝ |
e)ѝ…ѝstealsѝfromѝshopsѝwhileѝactingѝasѝanѝ |
whoѝ |
ordinaryѝcustomerѝ |
6)ѝaѝmurdererѝisѝaѝperson,ѝ |
f)ѝ…ѝbreaksѝintoѝhousesѝorѝotherѝbuildingsѝ |
whoѝ |
toѝstealѝ |
7)ѝaѝpickpocketѝisѝaѝperson,ѝ |
g)ѝ…ѝdeliberatelyѝcausesѝdamageѝtoѝprop- |
whoѝ |
ertyѝ |
8)ѝanѝaccompliceѝisѝaѝper- |
h)ѝ…ѝstealsѝthingsѝfromѝpeople'sѝpocketsѝ |
son,ѝwhoѝ |
inѝcrowdedѝplacesѝ |
9)ѝaѝdrugѝdealerѝisѝaѝperson,ѝ |
i)ѝ…ѝgetsѝsecretѝinformationѝfromѝanotherѝ |
whoѝ |
countryѝ |
10)ѝaѝspyѝisѝaѝperson,ѝwhoѝ |
j)ѝ…ѝbuysѝandѝsellsѝdrugsѝillegallyѝ |
11)ѝ aѝ terroristѝ isѝ aѝ person,ѝ |
k)ѝ…ѝillegallyѝcarriesѝdrugsѝintoѝanotherѝ |
whoѝѝ |
countryѝ |
12)ѝ aѝ robberѝ isѝ aѝ person,ѝ |
l)ѝ…ѝhelpsѝaѝcriminalѝinѝaѝcriminalѝactѝ |
whoѝ |
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13)ѝaѝdrugѝsmugglerѝisѝaѝperson,ѝ |
m)ѝ…ѝkillsѝsomeoneѝ |
whoѝ |
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Over to you
Do you agree with the following words of Marcus Aurelius, «Poverty is the mother of crime»? Write an essay and give you arguments for or against it.
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Exercise 1 Use appropriate form of the gerund to complete these sentences.
1.ѝTheѝproblemѝisѝnotѝworthѝ_________ѝ(discuss).ѝ 2.ѝTheѝoffenderѝwasѝafraidѝofѝ________ѝ(toѝpunish).ѝ 3.ѝTheѝpoliceѝsucceededѝinѝ_________ѝ(toѝprevent)ѝtheѝcrime.ѝ 4.ѝTheѝcatѝwasѝpunishedѝforѝ________ѝ(toѝbreak)ѝtheѝcup.ѝ 5.ѝJohnѝwasѝsuspectedѝofѝ________ѝ(toѝcommit)ѝaѝrobbery.ѝ
6.ѝAlexѝgaveѝupѝtheѝideaѝofѝ____ѝ(toѝsteal)ѝwithoutѝ_____.(toѝbeѝsuspected).ѝ
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Exercise 2 Study the table below. Which countries are the least corrupt? Which ones are the most corrupt ones? Do the results surprise you?
2008 CORRUPTION PERCEPTION INDEX20RRUPTION?
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1—3ѝѝ |
DenmarkѝNewѝZea- |
12—13ѝ |
AustriaѝHongѝKongѝ |
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landѝSwedenѝѝ |
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4ѝ |
Singaporeѝ |
14—15ѝ |
GermanyѝNorwayѝ |
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5—6ѝ |
FinlandѝSwitzerlandѝ |
16—17ѝ |
IrelandѝUnitedѝKingdomѝ |
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7—8ѝ |
IcelandѝNetherlandsѝ |
18—20ѝ |
BelgiumѝJapanѝUSAѝ |
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9—10ѝ |
AustraliaѝCanadaѝ |
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11ѝ |
Luxembourgѝ |
147—150ѝ |
BangladeshѝKenyaѝRussiaѝSyriaѝ |
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151—157ѝ |
BelarusѝCentralѝAfricanѝRepub- |
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licѝ Cфteѝ dґIvoireѝ Taijikistanѝ |
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EcuadorѝLaosѝPapuaѝNewѝ |
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Exercise 3 Fill in the gaps. Use the degrees of comparison of the adjectives in brackets.
_______(many)ѝpeopleѝaroundѝtheѝworldѝbelieveѝthatѝBritainѝhasѝbecomeѝaѝ______(corrupt)ѝcountryѝthanѝotherѝEuropeanѝcountries.ѝ
Britainѝhasѝslippedѝdownѝtoѝtheѝ______ѝ(low)ѝrankingsѝofѝaѝtableѝcom- piledѝyearlyѝbyѝtheѝglobalѝanti-corruptionѝgroupѝTransparencyѝInterna- tional,ѝ followingѝ politicalѝ scandalsѝ andѝ theѝ government'sѝ failureѝ toѝ prosecuteѝoverѝallegedѝbribery.ѝTheѝresultsѝfromѝpollsѝtakenѝaroundѝtheѝ worldѝareѝusedѝtoѝassessѝhowѝ______ѝ(much)ѝcorruptionѝisѝperceivedѝtoѝ existѝamongѝpublicѝofficialsѝandѝpoliticiansѝinѝ180ѝcountries.ѝ
Britainѝisѝnowѝclassedѝasѝtheѝ16thѝ__________ѝ(clean)ѝcountryѝinѝtheѝ world,ѝdownѝfromѝ12thѝinѝtheѝpreviousѝyear,ѝandѝitsѝ_______ѝ(bad)ѝperformanceѝsinceѝtheѝleagueѝtableѝwasѝstartedѝinѝ1995.ѝ
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Exercise 4 Compare the countries according to their position in the bribery league (see exercise 2 above).
Forѝhelp:ѝmuchѝmoreѝ…ѝthan;ѝlessѝ…ѝthan;ѝasѝ…ѝas;ѝnotѝasѝ…ѝas;ѝcomparedѝto/ѝinѝcomparisonѝtoѝ
Exercise 5 Complete these true stories with appropriate active or passive form of the verb in brackets. Pay attention to the tense of the verb.
1.ѝSeventy-fiveѝprisonersѝinѝnorthernѝMexicoѝ_________ѝ(spend)ѝoverѝ sixѝmonthsѝdiggingѝaѝtunnelѝinѝanѝattemptѝtoѝescapeѝfromѝSatilloѝprison.ѝ Unfortunatelyѝforѝthem,ѝhowever,ѝtheirѝtunnelѝ_______ѝ(comeѝup)ѝinѝ theѝnearbyѝcourtroom,ѝwhereѝtheyѝ_______ѝ(sentence).ѝAllѝseventy-fiveѝ prisonersѝ _______ѝ (return)ѝ toѝ prisonѝ immediatelyѝ byѝ theѝ surprisedѝ judge.ѝѝ
2.ѝMrsѝRedwood,ѝfromѝPortѝHeadlandѝinѝAustralia,ѝ_______ѝ(attack)ѝ byѝaѝburglarѝwhileѝsheѝ_______ѝ(talk)ѝonѝtheѝphoneѝtoѝherѝbrotherѝinѝ Leeds,ѝ England.ѝ Herѝ brotherѝ ________ѝ (hear)ѝ strangeѝ noises,ѝ andѝ
______ѝ(phone)ѝtheѝlocalѝpoliceѝstationѝinѝLeeds.ѝTheѝPortѝHeadlandѝ policeѝ______ѝ(contact)ѝimmediately,ѝandѝanѝofficerѝ______ѝ(send)ѝtoѝ Mrsѝ Redwood'sѝ house.ѝ Theѝ womanѝ _______ѝ (rescue)ѝ justѝ eighteenѝ minutesѝafterѝtheѝattackѝ________ѝ(happen).ѝ
Over to you
Read the situation and discuss it in your group.
MarkѝChen,ѝ40,ѝaѝbusinessmanѝfromѝKorea,ѝwasѝpromotedѝtoѝaѝveryѝ highѝpositionѝinѝaѝMoscowѝsubsidiaryѝofѝaѝlargeѝinternationalѝcompany.ѝ Hisѝresponsibilitiesѝincludedѝmanagingѝaѝbigѝdepartment,ѝthoughѝheѝhadѝ littleѝexperienceѝinѝthisѝtypeѝofѝwork.ѝHisѝworkѝwasѝreallyѝdifficult,ѝbutѝ challenging.ѝSo,ѝChenѝacceptedѝtheѝofferѝandѝmovedѝtoѝRussia.ѝѝ
Chenѝwasѝveryѝambitiousѝandѝgladѝtoѝgetѝthisѝwell-paidѝjob.ѝButѝafterѝ aboutѝ6—7ѝmonthsѝitѝbecameѝclearѝthatѝChenѝwasѝunderѝaѝlotѝofѝstress.ѝ Thereѝwereѝaѝlotѝofѝstressѝfactors:ѝheѝcouldn'tѝcopeѝwithѝhisѝjob,ѝhisѝsuperiorѝdidn'tѝhelpѝhim.ѝHeѝworkedѝnotѝlessѝthanѝ12ѝhoursѝaѝdayѝtryingѝtoѝ doѝtheѝjob.ѝLivingѝinѝaѝforeignѝcountryѝdepressedѝhim.ѝChenѝwasn'tѝgoodѝ atѝcommunicatingѝwithѝpeople,ѝhisѝcolleaguesѝdislikedѝhim.ѝHisѝwifeѝ didn'tѝwantѝtoѝmoveѝtoѝMoscow.ѝ
Oneѝdayѝheѝcameѝtoѝtheѝofficeѝlaterѝthanѝusual.ѝHeѝtookѝoutѝaѝpistolѝandѝ shotѝ5ѝemployeesѝofѝhisѝdepartment.ѝHeѝkilledѝoneѝofѝthemѝandѝseri-
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