4. Public international law is the set of rules that governs international organisations like the United Nations.

a. который; b. тот; c. что (чтобы);

5. When the Appellate Court publishes its opinion on a case, that opinion may create new case law.

a. слово-заместитель; b. то (это); c. что;

6. Substantive law is concerned with all rules of conduct except those involved in enforcement.

a. которые; b. тех; c. таких, как;

7. Now we can compare the court system of Great Britain with that of the USA.

a. которая; b. слово-заместитель; c. той;

8. In Japan it is even possible for the prosecution to appeal that a non-guilty decision be changed to guilty.

a. не переводится; b. его; c. именно;

9. Before World War II, Japan also had a jury system, but it was often criticized for the ease.

a. именно; b. она; c. это;

10. The Supreme Court chooses which of these appeals it will hear.

a. он; b. не переводится; c. его;

11. It is the magistrates’ courts that consist of between 2 and 7 magistrates.

a. не переводится; b. именно; c. он;

12. The constitutional courts ... under the power granted by the U.S.Constitution.

a. established; b. are established; c. have established;

13. As ... earlier, the issues of law are decided by the judge.

a. explained; b. is explained; c. was explained;

14. By the end of the last month the members of the Supreme Court ... By the government.

a. are appointed; b. were appointed; c. had been appointed;

15. Case law ... by the judicial branches of governments.

a. is created; b. was created; c. has created;

16. Civil procedure is used when a civil law ... .

a. violates; b. has been violated; c. has violated;

17. Three laws ... by the members of the Parliament the whole day yesterday.

a. are discussed; b. have been discussed; c. were being discussed;

18. The decision of the Public prosecutor ... at the last trial.

a. is changed; b. was changed; c. has been changed;

19. Associate justices ... By the President in a week.

a. will be nominated; b. are nominated; c. were nominated;

20. The exam in Criminal Law is being taken by our student ... .

a. yesterday; b. next week; c. now;

21. The more serious criminal cases are ... tried by the Crown Court.

a. next month; b. usually; c. by the end of the week;

22. The case was being heard by the jury ... .

a. now; b. last week; c. when the witness came into the courtroom;

23. Since civil matters involve a private offense, police and public prosecutors generally do not involve themselves in the dispute.

a. пока; b. так как; c. после того, как;

24. After the verdict of a jury has been returned, the judge gives a judgement.

a. после того, как; b. потому что; c. если;

25. The higher court may find that an important error was made during the trial in the lower court.

a. который; b. какой; c. что;

26. Before we become good specialists in crime detection, we are to master special subjects at the Institute.

a. прежде чем; b. как только; c. поскольку;

27. Now he is working there, where he was born.

a. когда; b. где; c. куда;

28. In order to understand why a particular country has a particular ..., it is necessary to look at its history and political structure.

a. property; b. legal system; c. litigation;

29. The legal systems in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are ..., though they have some common ... .

a. different; b. similar; c. precise;

a. decisions; b. features; c. courts;

30. The district courts are the ... courts, where ... begins.

a. lowest; b. highest; c. particular;

a. implementation; b. enforcement; c. litigation.

LESSON V

Decide which answer A, B or C best fits each blank.

1. substantially

a. noun; b. verb; c. adverb;

2. modernize

a. noun; b. verb; c. adverb;

3. magniloquence

a. noun; b. verb; c. adjective;