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14. There are many important differences between torts and 
criminal wrongs.
15. There is no risk that you will be sent to prison if you don’t 
move out of your home before your landlord goes to court.
16. There are 89 subjects of the Federation with more than 
150 nationalities in this country.
Exercise 45
1. There is a lot of crime now in the city centre.
2. There certainly are problems.
3. There was an interesting article on alternative dispute reso-
lution in Law Magazine.
4. There seem to be a lot of unanswered questions.
5. There are sure to be protests about the judge’s decision.
6. I can’t contact my lawyer. There must be something wrong 
with his phone.
7. There was nothing to argue about.
8. There was a lawyer’s office across the road.
9. There are two sources of law in Britain: the laws that are 
made in Parliament and common law.
10. There are a number of traffic offences for which disqualifi-
cation for at least 12 months is compulsory.
11. There appeared to be a major disagreement between the 
two parties.
12. There is a very serious reason for the judge’s decision.
13. There was an attempt to resolve the dispute by means of 
mediation.
14. There are two types of magistrates in England: justices of 
the peace and stipendiary magistrates.
15. There are various definitions of the term “legal systems”.
16. There are three types of criminal offences: summary, indict-
able and triable either way.
Exercise 55
1. Nobody knows English well in this group.
2. Neither the juvenile nor his brother committed a burglary.
3. Nothing at a crime scene is too insignificant.
4. No child enters life as a criminal.

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5. Neither justices of the peace, nor stipendiary magistrates try 
indictable offences.
6. None of the witnesses actually saw the accused fire the gun.
7. We phoned the court secretary, but there was no answer.
8. Not one member of the Law Department attended the meet-
ing.*
9. None of the employers can pay the employee below the mini-
mum hour tariff rate.
10. This young lawyer failed to win the case in court.
* Note: if we use not one… / not a single… with singular 
countable nouns, we give special emphasis to what we say.

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