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to maintain public order; for lack of strong evidence; to give 
testimony; counsel for the defence; to approve the bill; the right 
to legal counsel defence; to be strictly legal and reasonable; to be 
a deterrent; would-be-criminals; an act of theft; to release on bail; 
severity of the sentence; conviction; to adopt bylaws and amend-
ments.
Exercise 108. State the types of conditional sentences. 
Comment on the forms of the Subjunctive Mood and translate the 
sentences into Russian:
A
1. If an offender wants to return to an honest life of labour, he 
will have every opportunity to do so.
2. Under criminal law a person may be held criminally responsi-
ble if he has reached the age of 16.
3. If the reform of a person is possible without criminal punish-
ment, educational measures may be applied.
4. If offenders are under 14, they are not sentenced to impris-
onment.
5. Under criminal law a person may be held criminally responsi-
ble if he has reached the age of 14 by the time of committing a crime.
6. If there is more evidence, the hearing of the case won’t be 
delayed.
7. If the court fails to prove that the man is guilty of committing 
an act of theft, he will not be convicted.
8. If we don’t decide soon, we risk losing the contract.
9. If a worker feels that his or her statutory rights have been 
infringed he or she may take the case to a tribunal, where an arbitrator 
has discretionary power to rule on the dispute.
10. If you are convicted, that is found guilty of the offence, you 
may be sentenced immediately or called back to court for sentencing 
at a later date.


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11. If a defendant is found guilty of an offence, he or she may 
be sent to prison or given one of a number of community sentences.
12. If you suffer an injury or loss or damage to property as a 
result of a road traffic incident, compensation will normally be payable 
under insurance arrangements.
13. If the defendant appeals against a Crown Court conviction, 
the appeal will be heard by the Court of Appeal who will either quash 
the conviction which means it is no longer valid, order a retrial, or 
leave the conviction as it is.
B
1. The government would solve all its problems if it overcame 
the resistance of the opposition.
2. If the reform of a person were possible without criminal pun-
ishment, only educational measures would be applied.
3. There would be a reduction in juvenile delinquency if parents 
took more care of their children’s education.
4. If there were no bad people, there would be no good lawyers. 
(Ch. Dickens)
5. If the witness were not ill, he would be present at the trial.
6. If criminality did not exist, there would be no need in finding 
the ways and means for overcoming this phenomenon.
7. If we had no civil law, corporeal (
имущественные
) relations 
would be regulated in some other way.
8. If I were you, I wouldn’t consent to it.
C
1. If the man had not violated the law, he would not have been 
sentenced to imprisonment.
2. If the investigation had been conducted thoroughly, the case 
would have been solved sooner.
3. If the juvenile had not been found guilty, he would have been 
released.
4. He wouldn’t have been imprisoned if he had not violated the 
law.
5. The prisoner wouldn’t have escaped if his wife had not helped 
him.
6. The police would have apprehended the criminal if they had 
arrived earlier.


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ЕXERCISES
7. The officer could have identified the offender if he had seen 
him.
8. The crime might have been committed if the policeman had 
left his post.
9. If we hadn’t offered a lower price, we might have lost the 
contract.
10. If I had known about their financial problems, I wouldn’t 
have invested in their company.
D
1. If international law could not influence the course of interna-
tional relations, it would have lost its significance.
2. Criminality would have been liquidated long ago if all people 
observed the laws.
3. If the lawyer were more experienced, he would have won 
the case.


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