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Vocabulary revision : Criminal Law
Reading 1 pp 39-40 ex 3-5
Reading 1 pp 39-40 ex 3-5
1.
armed robbery
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a
killing somebody through an act or omission
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2.
arson
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b
deceiving somebody out of money or property
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3.
assault
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c creating a false document
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4.
battery
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d using
a weapon to take money or property by force or direct threat of violence
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5.
bribery
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e
violence or abuse against a member of the offender's own household
(e.g. wife/husband and children)
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6.
burglary
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f intentionally burning a building
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7.
domestic violence
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g buying
and selling illegal narcotics
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8.
drug trafficking
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h
operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol
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9.
drunk driving
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i
entering a building with intent to commit a crime
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10. embezzlement
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j striking a person with intent to harm
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11. extortion
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k attempting
to physically attack a person.
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12. forgery
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l
giving money etc. to influence a public official
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13. fraud
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m
stealing from an employer
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14. homicide
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n
obtaining money or property through indirect threats or
intimidation
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From the Guardian: Berlusconi first criminal conviction
Grammar: Passive constructions
Key terms_1: punishments
Reading 2: White-collar crime: insider dealing and market abuse pp 43-44 ex ex 19-21
Key terms_2: identity theft
Homework:
- Listening activities sugggested only
- Language use_3: giving advice and expressing obligations page 47 ex 31-32
- Language focus page 49 ex 1-3
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