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Занятие № 11 - 12 Тема: «Судебная система Великобритании» (4 часа) (Косвенная речь) ЦЕЛЬ: - образовательная: ознакомиться с общей информацией о структуре судебной системы и ее функциях в Великобритании; - развивающая: развивать навыки устного диалогического высказывания;; - воспитательная: воспитывать толерантное отношение к представителям других культур.
План. 1. Ознакомление с новой лексикой и чтение текста. 2. Активизация лексики по теме. Выполнение лексических упражнений. Составление диалогов. 3. Косвенная речь. Пересказ диалогов. Выполнение грамматических упражнений на согласование времен..
Практические задания Прочитайте текст, пользуясь словами, данными ниже. BRITISH JUDICIAL SYSTEM There is no single body of law in Britain and there are differences between the separate systems, especially between Scotland and the rest of the country. However, some features are common to all systems: the sources of law, the distinction between criminal law, which is concerned with wrongs against the whole community, and civil law concerned with the rights, duties and obligations of individuals between themselves. The English criminal law has never been reduced to a single code. The sources of law include statutes (Acts of Parliament) and ’unwritten’ or common law, based on judicial precedent. In this system, court decisions establish legal principles and rules of law. They also call the common law ’case law’ or ’judge-made law’. In England there are two main classes of trial courts: the Magistrates’ Court and the Crown Court. Magistrates’ Courts are lower courts of trial in which less serious offences are tried before magistrates without a jury. More serious cases are also brought before Magistrates’ Courts, but the proceedings then do not amount to a trial, they are only a preliminary investigation. Magistrates’ Courts, sometimes called police courts, try the majority of criminal cases and some civil cases. They are courts of summary jurisdiction. The Crown Courts sit in various circuit centres for the trial of serious criminal offences before a judge and jury. The courts are presided over by a High Court judge or by a Circuit judge. The Crown Courts have a double function. Sitting without a jury they hear appeals from Magistrates’ Courts. The Crown Court for London is called the Central Criminal Court. Trials in this court are presided over either by a High Court judge or by one of the special judges, such as the Recorder of the City of London. The High Court hears those civil cases that cannot be decided by County courts. The Court of Criminal Appeal hears appeals from the Crown Courts and the House of Lords is the supreme court of appeal in criminal matters. Vocabulary
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