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Choose the suitable preposition: She was put trial.D)& on
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Choose the suitable verb: Before he went there he... some business matters:E)& had discussed
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Choose the suitable word: Government is the highest . B)& executive power
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Choose the suitable word for the sentence: A leading politician is to go on for fraud next week. A)& trial
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Choose the synonym to the word: Crime:E)& offence.
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Choose the variant in Reported Speech: The judge asked, "Are you a witness of the prosecution?" A)& The judge asked if I was a witness of the prosecution.
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Choose the verb: Such interesting films on this channel.A)& are often shown
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Choose the verb: The exercises by him yesterday.E)& were done
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Choose the verb right variant of the word combination . B)&to have a legal claim against
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Choose the word combination to the following definition: area of the law which deals with crimes and their punishment, including fines and imprisonmentD)& criminal law
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Choose the word suitable for the definition: a person that suffers harm, death, etc., from another person or from some adverse act, circumstance, etc.:D)& victim
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Choose the word suitable for the definition: a person who is believed to be guilty of a specified offence, but whose guilt hasnt been proved yet:C)& suspect
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Choose the word suitable for the definition: A physical attack on someone, or the crime of physically attacking someone. C)& assault
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Choose the word suitable for the definition: A statement by which a civil proceeding in a lower court is commenced: C)&complaint
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Choose the word suitable for the definition: An official judgement made in court.D)& verdict
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Choose the word suitable for the definition: The crime of giving money or presents to someone so that they will help you by doing something dishonest or illegal.C)& bribery
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Choose the word suitable for the sentence: He is being held by police on of money laundering. B)& suspicion
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Choose the word suitable for the sentence: The suspects denied all of money stealing. B)& accusations
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Complete the sentence: She was guilty of murder and sentences to long-term imprisonment.B)& found
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Find a synonym to the following word: harm:E)& damage.
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Find English equivalent to the word combination D)& dissolution of Parliament
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Find Russian equivalent to the word combination criminal prosecutionsB)&
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Find the antonym to the verb to accuse: C)& to defend
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Find the correct variant: to do something illegal or morally wrong:D)& commit
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Find the synonym to the verb: to accuse: B)& to blame
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Find the wrong definition of monarchy as a form of governmentD)& monarchy is the legitimate use of force to control human behavior within territorial boundaries
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Give the right translation to the word combination: legal activities:D)&
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Give the synonym to the word: a murderer: C)& an assassin
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Give the synonym to the word: court: C)& trial
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Hes tired. He properly for days.C)& hasnt slept
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I... my homework all morning and haven't finished it yet.C)& have been doing
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I have received a letter from my pen-friendB)& just
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I rang my friend in London yesterday and he said it... heavily there.B)& was raining
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Insert the most appropriate word: Investigators could find no _______ linking him to crimeC)& evidence
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Insert the most appropriate word: The English legal system is a composite of legislation and juridical _______ B)& precedent
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Insert the suitable preposition: He was arrested suspicion of falsifying documents. C)& on
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Insert the suitable preposition: He was charged bribery.B)& with
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Insert the suitable preposition: He was found guilty arson.C)& of
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Insert the suitable preposition: He was jailed six years.C)& for
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Insert the suitable preposition: He went on trial fraud. A)& for
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Look! That window just... again!B)& has been broken
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My brother will be absent. He... for his exam at this time tomorrow.B)& will be preparing
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Nick said that he... up smoking the week before.B)& had given
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Put the right verb: Robert ill for three weeks. Hes still in hospital:B)& has been
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Put the verb in brackets in the right tense form: I (to write) my repot the whole evening tomorrow.A)& will be writing
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Put the verb in brackets in the right tense form: Yesterday I (to study) in the library from 2 till 5 oclock.E)& was studying
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Suggest the word for the following definition: a person who has seen or can give first-hand evidence of some eventA)& witness
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The company... some land recently, but it's going to sell it.A)& has bought
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Use the correct tense I couldnt open the door because I (to loose) my keysD)& had lost
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We . for some hours around the city before we found a place to stay in.D)& had been walking
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What does constitution mean?C)& leading legal rules usually collected into some document
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When I started working for this company, I... an architect for six years already.B)& had been
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When the inspector saw the shop door, he understood that the thief... a special key for opening this door.C)& had used
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Why are you so dirty? - I... in the garden.D)& have been digging
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