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A Grammar of English Practice
Book for Law Students
ЕXERCISES
3. No person may be deprived of his life or personal liberty ex-
cept according to procedure established by law.
4. A criminal investigation is not over until it has found suspects.
5. If one of the parties has failed to perform its obligations, the
other party in the case calls upon the Security Council.
6. No one can be deprived of freedom unless sentenced by a
court.
7. As neither the prosecutor nor the defendant made any ap-
peals to a higher court the sentence came into force.
8. No member of the International Court may act as a counsel
in any case.
9. A justice after 65 may not serve in a Juvenile Court unless
specially authorized.
10. If a witness fails to appear before the investigator or in court
without good reason he may be forcibly brought by the police and is
criminally responsible for failure to appear.
11. There is no single legal document setting forth and defining
the British Constitution.
12. There can be no legal rules in
international law for which
there is no objective premise (
предпосылка
) in international relations.
13. Punishment should not aim at causing physical suffering of
convicted persons or at humiliating their human dignity.
14. Nothing could be more dangerous for every man than trying
to be his own lawyer.
15. Nobody saw the criminal enter the house.
16. If the person making a charge fails to bring evidence to
prove that the accused was in fact guilty, there is “no case” against
the accused.
17. Another rule of English criminal
procedure is that no ac-
cused person can be compelled to criminate himself.
B
1. Not only are the courts independent of the executive, but
they have the power to review decisions of government officials.
2. As a general rule, clients do not have direct access to bar-
risters without seeing a solicitor first.
3. Many lawyers felt that there was something unhealthy about
the Government having not only a monopoly in prosecutions, but also
a monopoly in defence work.
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4. No court can question the validity of an Act of Parliament.
5. No one shall be held guilty of any penal offence on account
of any act or omission which did not constitute a penal offence at the
time it was committed.
6. Statutes modify and clarify the common law or make rules
where none existed before.
7. Customs and laws are similar in that neither of them refers
to a specific group of people but they are different in that customs are
not written down.
8. The courts of common law and equity existed alongside each
other, not without conflict, for centuries.
9. No one can practice both as a barrister and a solicitor at the
same time, but it is possible to be doubly qualified or to transfer from
one branch to another.
10. Nothing makes people more furious with their leaders than
corruption.
11. There is no law which states that Parliament is supreme, but
the doctrine is accepted and recognised by the courts of Great Britain.
12. No court has authority or power
to give judgements backed
by coercive sanctions.
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