Cards for Law Vocabulary

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Ana Satseradze

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Cards for Law VocabularyVersión en línea Student practices new vocabulary in real life situations por Ana Satseradze 1 A judge discovers that the accused person is a friend. What should the judge’s conscience say? Why is impartiality important? 2 A judge listens to two witnesses. One story sounds true, the other is not clear. What should the judge think about reliability? Why is this important for a fair trial? 3 After the trial, the judge makes public remarks about the case. What should the judge be careful to say? Why are fair remarks important? 4 A person is sentenced to prison. New witnesses appear later. What should the court do? Why is a fair trial still important? 5 A police officer sees violence during an arrest. What should the officer do? Why is stopping violence important? 6 People learn that a prisoner suffered abuse and torture. What should society say about this? Why is torture wrong? 7 After a violent event, people hold a vigil. What does the vigil show about the community’s contributions? Why are these contributions important? 8 A witness gives information in court, but the story changes. What does this say about the reliability of the witness? Why is reliability important in court? 9 A person speaks in court and makes angry remarks. How can these remarks affect a fair trial? Why should people speak carefully in court? 10 After a crime, people work together and make small contributions to help the victims. Why are these contributions important? How do they help after violence?

Cards for Law VocabularyVersión en línea

Student practices new vocabulary in real life situations

por Ana Satseradze

A judge discovers that the accused person is a friend.

What should the judge’s conscience say?

Why is impartiality important?

A judge listens to two witnesses. One story sounds true, the other is not clear.

What should the judge think about reliability?

Why is this important for a fair trial?

After the trial, the judge makes public remarks about the case.

What should the judge be careful to say?

Why are fair remarks important?

A person is sentenced to prison. New witnesses appear later.

What should the court do?

Why is a fair trial still important?

A police officer sees violence during an arrest.

What should the officer do?

Why is stopping violence important?

People learn that a prisoner suffered abuse and torture.

What should society say about this?

Why is torture wrong?

After a violent event, people hold a vigil.

What does the vigil show about the community’s contributions?

Why are these contributions important?

A witness gives information in court, but the story changes.

What does this say about the reliability of the witness?

Why is reliability important in court?

A person speaks in court and makes angry remarks.

How can these remarks affect a fair trial?

Why should people speak carefully in court?

After a crime, people work together and make small contributions to help the victims.

Why are these contributions important?

How do they help after violence?

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