- •Методичні вказівки
- •Передмова
- •Unit 1. Contracts lesson 1
- •Lesson 2
- •Written and oral contracts
- •Виконання контрактів
- •Unit 2. Business transactions lesson 1
- •Види комерційних операцій
- •Lesson 2
- •Negotiable instrument
- •Unit 3. Real property law lesson 1
- •Lesson 2
- •Документи про передачу права власності на нерухомість.
- •Unit 4. Family law lesson 1
- •Lesson 2
- •The juvenile court
- •Особливості вирішення майнових питань та розподіл обов’язків щодо дітей при розлученні
- •Додаток 1 аудіотексти Classification of Contracts
- •Disclosure Statement
- •Leasehold Estate. Mortgages and Liens. Easements and Licenses. Mineral Rights and Similar Interests
- •Rights of the Minors
- •Text 2 classification of law
- •Text 3 judiciary
- •Список використаної та рекомендованої літератури
Lesson 2
Exercise 1. Listen to the text “Rights of the Minors” in English. Use your shorthand to write it down. Translate it into Ukrainian. Mind the vocabulary below:
Additional Vocabulary
criminal law – кримінальна відповідальність
controls – обмеження
freedom of speech – свобода слова
freedom of assembly – свобода зібрань
search – обшук
seizure – конфіскація
juvenile proceedings – суд у справах неповнолітніх
Exercise 2. Translate the text “The Juvenile Court” into Ukrainian. Use Additional Vocabulary.
The juvenile court
The Juvenile Court. The juvenile court has exclusive original jurisdiction over delinquent and unruly children, juvenile traffic offenders, and neglected, dependent, and abused children. When a minor is accused of a crime, whether serious or petty, the general rule is that the minor can be tried and dealt with only in the juvenile court. Under certain circumstances, a minor may be transferred to the common pleas court for trial and punishment as an adult. Adults accused of contributing to the delinquency or neglect of a minor arc tried in the juvenile court. Other adult crimes against minors, such as non-support, may be tried in the juvenile court as well as in other courts. The juvenile court also has the power to determine and provide for custody and care of neglected, dependent, or abused children. This power is subject to the authority of the domestic relations court to determine custody and support questions in divorce and similar cases, and to the authority of the probate court in guardianship and adoption proceedings. The juvenile court also has the power to consent to the marriage of pregnant minors under 16, and to consent to abortions for pregnant unemancipated minors.
Detention of Juveniles. Minors may be taken into custody: because they committed an offense; pursuant to the order of a juvenile court; or for some other reasons. A child alleged to be delinquent, unruly, or a juvenile traffic offender may be detained in a jail only if there is no available juvenile detention home or similar facility. In such cases, the child must be kept in a separate room where the child cannot come in contact with adult offenders. A neglected or dependent child who is detained cannot be kept in jail under any circumstances without a specific court order authorizing such detention.
Additional Vocabulary
delinquent child – неповнолітній правопорушник
juvenile traffic offenders – неповнолітній порушник безпеки
руху
dependent child – діти, що перебувають на утриманні
common pleas court – суд загального права
domestic relations court – суд у справах сім’ї
to be taken into custody – затримувати
to allege – підозрювати
juvenile detention home – приміщення для утримання
неповнолітніх правопорушників
pursuant to the order – за наказом
Exercise 3. Translate the text “Особливості вирішення майнових питань та розподіл обов’язків щодо дітей при розлученні” into English. Use Additional Vocabulary.
