Grile Engleza, An 2, Sem 1, 2019

Drept, an 2, sem.
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Limba engleza
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1.
Choose the answer that best completes the following sentence:
“..........................is the system of basic laws and principles that a democratic country is
governed by”
a. Parliament
b. Constitution
c. Court
d. Law
2. Choose the answer that best completes the following sentence:
“................... uses threats or orders to make someone do something they do not want to do.”
a. The power of mind
b. The lack of power
c. The coercive power

“......................means to officially and legally control a country and all the decisions about
taxes laws, public services etc.”
a. To dominate
b. To ride
c. To climb
d. To rule
4. Choose the correct answer: The expression ‘by the book’ means:
a. according to the law
b. following rules or orders exactly as they are written.
c. enforcing legislation after it has been approved.
5. Choose the correct translation for the word right in the following sentence:
Both sides are convinced that they are in the right.
a. sunt in locul potrivit

b. sunt chiar acolo
c. sunt pe partea din dreapta (a unei strazi etc)
d. au legea de partea lor
6. Choose the correct translation for the word right in the following sentence:
They must try to right the balance between taxation and government spending.
a. sa traga pe dreapta
b. sa se ocupe de balanta in sine
c. sa echlibreze balanta
d. sa ofere drepturi
7. In the sentence: ‘We need your statement in black and white before we go to court.’ the
expression ‘in black and white’ means:
a. clearly expressed
b. printed
c. in writing
8. In the sentence: ‘Now that you have been released on bail, you should keep your nose clean
before the trial.’ the expression ‘keep your nose clean’ means:
a. have no social contacts

b. stay out of trouble
c. not to be curious
d. maintain personal hygiene
9. Choose the correct answer:
He refused to drop the charges on the ......... that he had been unfairly dismissed.
a. grounds
b. motifs
c. reasons

Typically, ..........crimes deal with activities that either extend beyond state boundaries or
directly impact federal interests.
a. state
b. federal
c. procedural
d. extraterritorial
U.S. Marshals may carry firearms and may ....... arrests without warrant when the offences are
............. in their presence.
a. do... made
b. make... committed
A fugitive from justice may be arrested and detained .......... section 3142 of this Article.
a. prior to
b. against
c. pursuant to
If an individual does not comply .... a subpoena or order issued by the Tribunal, he may get
into trouble.
a. to
b. with
c. on
14. Choose the answer that best completes following sentence:

In the weeks ...... his death, he took some steps to put his financial affairs in order.
a. after
b. during
c. prior to
d. following
A.........................is a person who has an illegal or immoral behaviour
a. rude man
b. wrongdoer
c. prisoner
d. convict
The defendant was also accused of false book-keeping, tax evasion and ........... negligence.
a. crime
b. criminal
c. criminally
17. Choose the correct answer that best comples the following sentence:
................. Procedure is the laws and rules governing the mechanisms under which crimes are
investigated, prosecuted and punished.
a. Criminal
b. Penal
c. Legal
d. Civil
18. Choose the correct answer that best comples the following sentence:
A .......... must require the defendant to appear before a magistrate judge at a stated time and
place.
a. verdict
b. judgment
c. summons
d. warrant
19. Choose the correct verb form for the following context:
‘I (explain) this problem to them for half an hour, but they don’t seem to have understood it
yet.’
a. explained
b. have explaining
c. have been explaining
d. am explaining
20. Choose the correct verb form for the following situation:
‘They (just/discover) the mistake. Everything is clear now.’
a. had just discovered

b. just discover
c. have just been discovering
d. have just discovered
21. Choose the correct answer to complete the following sentence:
The state accepts responsibility for the detection, ……………… and punishment of offenders.
a. prosecution
b. prosecutor
c. prosecuted
There is growing ……………… that prison is not always the best solution to the problems of crime
that we face.
a. evidence
b. testimony
c. demonstration
‘..............defines and deals with procedures for enforcing the rights and duties of persons.’
a. International Law
b. Substantive Law
c. Procedural Law
d. Public Law
‘............. is concerned with the rules and principles governing contracts between individuals,
family relationships etc.’
a. Substantive Law
b. Private Law
c. Public Law
d. Procedural Law
‘............. deals with rules connected to licensing, regulation of trades and professions,
protection of health, and promotion of welfare.’
a. Administrative Law
b. Substantive Law
c. Private Law
d. Procedural Law
26. In the sentence: ‘You need an experienced lawyer, somebody who knows the ropes of the law of
adoption. the expression ‘know the ropes’ means:
a. know the procedures
b. know how to go around the law
c. pull some strings to obtain something illegal

He made the accusations without a …………… of evidence to back them up.
a. piece
b. shred
c. strip
28. Choose the correct stage of criminal procedure that matches the definition below:
The police arrest the person who is alleged to have committed the crime.
a. investigation of the suspect

b. apprehension of the suspect
c. remand in custody
d. release on bail
The police detain the person alleged to have committed the crime.
a. release on bail
b. charge of the suspect
c. interrogation of the suspect
d. remand in custody
30. Choose the correct stage of criminal procedure that matches the definition below: The
police carry out a systematic examination of the person who may have committed a crime.
a. apprehension of the suspect
b. investigation of the suspect
c. conviction of the accused
d. charge of the suspect
‘Civil law is typically contrasted with ......................law that is the basis of law in U.K.,
Canada and the United States.’
a. ordinary
b. habitual
c. common
d. usual
32. Choose the correct word to fill in the following proverb: ‘Much law but little ........... .’
a. respect
b. justice
c. governance
d. lawyers
police receive information that a crime may have been committed.
a. the crime is reported
b. the crime is investigated
c. the suspect is charged
d. the accused is acquitted
34. In the sentence: ‘The defendand entered a guilty plea at the trial last week.’ the expression ‘guilty
plea’ means:
a. acceptance of criminal wrongdoing
b. a plea bargain
c. denial of the charges against a defendant
The police make a claim of wrongdoing against the person alleged to have committed the crime.
a. the suspect is investigated
b. the suspect is apprehended
c. the suspect is charged
d. the suspect is remanded in custody
36. Find the best explanation for the following word: hearing
a. a meeting of the court to find out the facts about a case.
b. a set of written rules or laws
c. a serious book about a particular subject
d. the ability to decide what should be done in a situation
37. Find the best explanation for the following word: testimony
a. a serious book about a particular subject
b. a set of written rules or laws
c. a formal statement that something is true
d. a meeting of the court to find out the facts about a case.
38. Find the best explanation for the following word: precedent
a. a meeting of the court to find out the facts about a case.
b. an official decision which can be used to give legal support to later decisions
c. a formal statement that something is true
d. the ability to decide what should be done in a situation
The police collect evidence against the accused from those who can give evidence.
a. the hearing of witnesses
b. the interrogation of witnesses
c. the accused is charged
d. the appearance in court
The accused comes to court to face charges.
a. the suspect is remanded in custody
b. the apprehension of the suspect
c. the interrogation of the accused
d. the appearance in court
‘The principal branches of the Civil Law include........................’
a. the law of torts, contracts, unreal property
b. the law of torts, contracts, real property
c. the law of torches, contracts, real property
d. the law of torts, contradictions, real property

‘A tort is a/an ......................for which a civil action can be brought by one person against
another.’
a. allegation
b. insult
c. misunderstanding
d. damage
43. Choose the most suitable solution to complete the following sentence:
‘Torts fall into two main categories .............................’
a. intentional torts and negligence

b. unintentional torts and negligence
c. international torts and negligence
d. intentional torts and intelligence
‘Any deliberate interference with a legally recognized interest, such as fraud and deceit, libel
and slander, invasion of another’s privacy are called.....................’
a. unintentional torts
b. negligence
c. intentional torts
d. lack of prudence

‘Someone guilty of a crime is called...............................’
a. solicitor
b. offender
c. witness
d. barrister
46. Choose the best answer to complete the following sentence:
‘............means to make a legal claim against someone.’
a. to defame
b. to charge
c. to sue
d. to injure
The defendant is found not guilty of the charge.
a. the acquittal of the accused
b. the charge of the suspect
c. the conviction of the accused
d. the investigation of the accused
The accused brings an action to clear his/her name or to reduce the sentence.
a. sentence by judge
b. appeal against judgement
c. conviction of the accused
d. acquittal of the accused
49. Choose the best verb form for the following situation:
‘............ is the term used by tort law to characterize behavior that creates unreasonable risks of harm to
persons and property.’
a. Negligence
b. Nuisance
c. Intentional tort
d. Injury
judge decides punishment.
a. appearance in court
b. acquittal of the accused
c. appeal against judgement
d. sentence by judge
The defendant is found guilty.
a. the interrogation of the suspect
b. the acquittal of the accused
c. the conviction of the accused
d. appeal against judgement
The jury panel make a decision whether they believe that the accused committed the crime of which
s/he is accused.
a. appeal against judgement
b. sentence by judge
c. the decision of the jury
d. appearance in court
The police free the accused on condition that s/he appears at court at a future date.
a. the conviction of the accused
b. the acquittal of the accused
c. release on bail
d. appearance in court
54. Choose the correct answer for the following definition:
An exact prison term that is set by law, rather than one that may be shortened for good behaviour.
a. concurrent sentence
b. indeterminate sentence
c. determinate sentence
d. suspended sentence
If the grand jury …………… its proceedings in secret, requiring a journalist to reveal
confidential sources would have been considered prosecutorial abuse.
a. had conducted
b. has conducted
c. conducted
d. would have conducted

If a prosecutor …………………... a grand jury investigation in bad faith, journalists might
have a right to refuse to reveal their sources.
a. were conducting
b. is conducting
c. had been conducting
d. will be conducting
A sentence (usually ‘jail time’) that the judge allows the convicted person to avoid serving.
a. a concurrent sentence
b. a suspended sentence
c. a determinate sentence
d. an indeterminate sentence
Two or more terms of imprisonment are served together.
a. concurrent sentence
b. suspended sentence
c. community work
d. probation

A sum of money exacted as a penalty by a court of law or other authority.
a. duty
b. tax
c. fine
d. fee

Survivors of the fire later brought a billion dollar ……….. against the company.
a. litigations
b. lawsuit
c. process
d. trial
The action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person’s reputation is called .........
a. slander
b. injury
c. offence
d. judgement
62. Choose the correct preposition:
Any sentence has to be imposed ................ limits that have been fixed by the legislature.
a. inside
b. within
c. outside
d. under
A/An …………… is a written statement of the details of the crime with which someone is
charged in the Court.
a. complaint
b. allegation
c. verdict
d. indictment

The First Amendment protects the …...... of the press in the U.S. of America.
a. emancipation
b. deliverance
c. release
d. freedom
65. Choose the correct answer: Patents give inventors ............. to prevent other parties from using or
copying their invention.
a. the right
b. the privilege
c. the advantage
Medical malpractice cases are tort cases brought in …………… .
a. civil court
b. criminal court
67. Choose the correct answer: A …………………. is a person in the public Sector employed for a
government department or agency.
a. civilian
b. citizen
c. civil servant
d. pedestrian
Our law firm will be taken ………. by the Lawyers’ Corporation.
a. over
b. out
c. in
d. up
69. Choose the correct answer: A patent attorney assesses whether inventions are new and
innovative and therefore ............. to be patented.
a. available
b. eligible
c. ready
70. The correct Romanian translation for the English legal expression ‘criminal procedure’
is:
a. procedurã criminalã
b. procedurã penalã
c. actiune penalã
d. responsabilitate penalã
71. The correct Romanian translation for the English legal expression ‘criminal liability’ is:
a. neglijentã criminalã
b. rãspundere criminalã
c. rãspundere penalã
d. vinovãtie penalã
72. Choose the correct legal term to complete the following definition:
...................... means recklessly acting without reasonable caution and putting another person at risk of
injury or death (or failing to do something with the same consequences)
a. Criminal liability
b. Criminal negligence
c. Criminal contempt
d. Criminal forfeiture
73. Choose the correct definition for the legal term ‘criminal liability’:
a. responsability for any illegal behaviour that causes harm or damage to someone or
something.
b. to officially state that you are guilty of a crime in a court of law.
74. Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence:
An act of omission is the failure to do an act a reasonably prudent person would have done …………
the same circumstances.
a. on
b. under
c. by
75. Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
This man has ………… a terrible crime.
a. committed
b. made
c. done
d. performed
Certain kinds of wrongdoing …………. such a serious threat to the good order of society that they are
considered crimes against the whole community.
a. place
b. rise
c. pose
d. launch
If someone ………………, the judge will probably reduce their sentence.
a. pleads innocent
b. pleads guilty
c. pleads not guilty
In spite of the difficulties it would cause her family, the judge stuck to the letter of the ……………
and jailed her.
a. justice
b. book
c. law
d. case
79. Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence:
………… law, you are obliged to install smoke alarms in the factory.
a. Under
b. By
c. Within
80. The correct Romanian translation for the English legal expression ‘case law’ is:
a. instantã de judecatã
b. spetã
c. jurisprudentã
d. actiune în instantã
81. The correct Romanian translation for the English legal expression ‘power of attorney’
is:
a. împuternicire
b. forta avocatului
c. putere legislativã
…………………… represents the right of all citizens to be free to do whatever they want while
respecting the rights of other people.
a. Civil Liberty
b. Civil Law
c. Civil Committment
83. Choose the correct definition for the legal term ‘civil death’:
a. to be deprived of one’s citizenship and be sent into exile.
b. the loss of all civil rights because of a serious conviction.
84. Choose the correct legal expression to match the following definition:
Refusal to obey a law as a result of moral objections, especially through passive resistance.
a. Civil protest
b. Civil disobedience
c. Civil disorder
85. Choose the correct legal expression to match the following definition:
The personal rights of the individual citizen, in most countries upheld by law, as in the US.
a. Civil rights
b. Civil Law
c. Civil Courts
86. Choose the correct sentences in Reported Speech for the following sentences in Direct Speech:
“Don’t leave your cell again”, said the prison officer.
a. The prison officer ordered him not to leave his cell again.
b. The prison officer allowed him to leave his cell again.
c. The prison officer ordered him to leave his cell again.
87. Choose the correct preposition to complete the following sentence:
The two men were charged ..... armed robbery
a. with
b. of
c. for
d. about
88. Choose the correct translation for the following sentence:
Daca as fi in locul tau, nu as asculta minciunile lui.
a. If I were you, I wouldn’t listen to his lies.
b. If I would be you, I didn’t listen to his lies.
c. If I had been you, I wouldn’t have listened to his lies.
d. If I was you, I would listen to his lies.
89. Choose the right translation for the following sentence:

Daca n-ar fi mancat sandwich-ul acela nu i s-ar fi facut rau
a. If he hadn’t eaten that sandwich, he wouldn’t feel sick.
b. If he hadn’t eaten that sandwich, he wouldn’t have felt sick.
c. If he wouldn’t eat that sandwich, he wouldn’t feel sick.
d. If he wouldn’t have eaten that sandwich, he wouldn’t have felt sick.
90. Choose the right translation for the following sentence: Vorbeste de parca ar sti totul
a. He talks as if he knew everything.
b. He talks as if he had known everything
c. He talks as if he would know everything.
d. He talks as if he would have known everything.
91. Choose the right translation for the following sentence: Macar daca ai fi venit de ieri.
a. If only you came yesterday.
b. If only you had come yesterday
c. If only you would come yesterday.
d. If only you would have come yesterday.
92. Choose the right translation for the following sentence: Ce n-as da sa reuseasca!
a. I wish he succeeded.
b. I wish he had succeeded.
c. What I wouldn’t give if he succeeded.
d. What I wouldn’t give if only he succeeded.
93. Choose the correct sentences in Reported Speech for the following sentences in Direct Speech:“I
did not steal the money”, the accused said.
a. The accused denied having stolen the money.
b. The accused denied to have stolen the money.
c. The accused denied that he has stolen the money.
94. Choose the correct answer: You might have broken your leg if you ... over that fence.
a. had jumped
b. jumped
c. would have jumped
d. jump

I think that this exclusion clause should have been discussed when the contract was .................
a. conceived
b. drawn up
c. filled in
d. breached
‘........................ is an examination conducted to determine whether a candidate is qualified to
practise law in a given jurisdiction.’
a. A PhD in law
b. A call to the Bar
c. Bar examination
97. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: If I had
known you were coming, I would have waited for you.
a. I didn’t know you were coming.
b. I knew you were coming.
c. I didn’t know how to wait for you.
98. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: I wish we
had been able to go to that concert.
a. We were able to go to that concert.
b. We weren’t able to go to that concert.
c. We are able to go to that concert.
99. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: If you loved
me, you wouldn’t hurt my feelings all the time.
a. I think you love me.
b. I don’t think you want to hurt my feelings.
c. I don’t think you love me.
100. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: He went to
court to bring charges against his neighbour.
a. He went to court and then he decided to bring charges against his neighbour.
b. He went to court for the purpose of bringing charges against his neighbour.
c. Having brought charges against his neighbour, he went to court
101. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: I’d rather we
didn’t accuse him of prosecutorial abuse.
a. I wish we hadn’t accused him of prosecutorial abuse
b. I’d prefer to accuse him of prosecutorial abuse.
c. I’d prefer not to accuse him of prosecutorial abuse.
102. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: It’s time the
jury reached a verdict.
a. The jury hasn’t reached a verdict yet.
b. The jury has just reached a verdict.
c. It’s the right time for the jury to reach a verdict
103. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: What would
have happened if I hadn’t offered her the job?
a. I offered her the job
b. I didn’t offer her the job.
c. She didn’t happen to be offered the job.
104. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: He is used to
working pro bono.
a. In the past, he worked pro bono.
b. He often works pro bono.
c. He is asked to work pro bono now.
105. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: The
Government broke off negociations with the trade unions.
a. The Government suspended negociations with the trade unions.
b. The Government postponed negociations with the trade unions.
c. The Government refused negociations with the trade unions.
106. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: Is it really
possible to lay off employees with compassion?
a. Is it really possible to demote employees with compassion?
b. Is it really possible to dismiss employees with compassion?
c. Is it really possible to transfer employees with compassion?
107. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: How do you
plan to bring up the subject of budget cuts?
a. How do you plan to mention in conversation the subject of budget cuts?
b. How do you plan to digress from the subject of budget cuts?
c. How do you plan to tackle the subject of budget cuts?
108. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: We still can’t
rule out the possibility of attempted suicide.
a. We still can’t discredit the possibility of attempted suicide
b. We still can’t admit the possibility of attempted suicide.
c. We still can’t exclude the possibility of attempted suicide.
109. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: The
international financial crisis calls for urgent measures.
a. The international financial crisis necessitates urgent measures.
b. The international financial crisis causes urgent measures.
c. The international financial crisis leads to urgent measures.
110. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: The witness
remembered locking the door before leaving the house.
a. The witness didn’t forget to lock the house before leaving the house.
b. The witness recalled the fact that he had locked the door before leaving the house.
c. The witness remembered to lock the door and then left the house.
111. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: The students
stopped whispering when the teacher announced the test results.
a. The students ceased whispering when the teacher announced the test results.
b. The students stopped to whisper when the teacher announced the test results.
c. The students paused to whisper when the teacher announced the test results.
112. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: Airline
regulations prevented passengers from disembarking the plane.
a. Airline regulations warned passengers not to disembark the plane.
b. Airline regulations assisted passengers in disembarking the plane.
c. Airline regulations hindered passengers from disembarking the plane.
113. Choose the statement that has similar meaning with the following sentence: I look
forward to seeing you again!
a. I can hardly wait to see you again!
b. I’ll make some plans to see you again!
c. I expect you to see me again!

I … him to let us know about the meeting in due time.
a. hope for
b. attend
c. expect
d. think

I’m sick and tired … your daily complaints.
a. by
b. of
c. with
d. at
She wondered … he looked like after those twenty years.
a. how
b. whom
c. what
d. that
How did the President .......... with the idea of the uninominal vote?
a. get
b. come up
c. come
118. Choose the correct preposition to complete the following sentence: The two men were
charged ..... armed robbery.
a. of
b. with
c. on
d. for
119. Choose the correct preposition to complete the following sentence: Contrary ..... what had
been written in the papers, the three women were proved innocent.
a. with
b. to
c. of
d. on
The journalist’s remarks made the President ..................an incident from his childhood.
a. to remember
b. remember
c. have remembered
121. Choose the correct sentences in Reported Speech for the following sentences in Direct
Speech:The client asked his lawyer, “What is the right answer?”
a. The client asked his lawyer what is the right answer.
b. The client asked his lawyer what was the right answer.
c. The client asked his lawyer what the right answer was.
122. Choose the correct version of derived words to fill in the missing words:
Candidates are required to confirm their (1) _________ (willing) to make a declaration of their (2)
____________ (commit) to act independently in the public interest
a. (1) unwillingness, (2) committal

b. (1) unwilling, (2) committed
c. (1) willingness, (2) committment
The driver admitted that the accident was partly his own ............
a. blame
b. cause
c. fault
d. deed
It is a criminal ofence to ............ facts in criminal investigations.
a. express
b. opress
c. repress
d. suppress
In an auction, the seller, known as the vendor, may make an (1)…………. (invite) to treat by setting
out the conditions of sale, with the (2) ………… (except) of the price.
a. (1) invited, (2) excepted
b. (1) invitation, (2) exception
c. (1) invitation, (2) exceptance
The person making an offer is called the (1) ……. (offer) and the one receiving it is known as the (2)
………. (offer).
a. (1) offeror, (2) offeree
b. (1) offeree, (2) offeror
A contract by deed has different formal execution (1) ……….. (require) depending on the
(2) ............... (contract) parties.
a. (1) requirings, (2) contract
b. (1) requests, (2) contracted
c. (1) requirements, (2) contracting
128. Choose the correct version of derived words to fill in the missing words:Many of more
common clauses in a contract are frequently used, but they require the (1) ……….. (assist) of a lawyer
during the (2) ……. (draft) and (3) …….. (review) stages.
a. (1) assistence , (2) drafted, (3) reviewed

b. (1) assistance, (2) drafting, (3) reviewing
c. (1) assistment , (2) drafting, (3) reviewed
At the end of the trial he was ............... of murder.
a. condemned
b. convicted
c. convinced
d. penalized
The suspect ............ that he had assaulted a policeman.
a. contradicted
b. declined
c. denied
d. refused
The judge will hear the next ....... after a short break.
a. case
b. charge
c. lawsuit
d. trial
....................... is a branch of civil law which indicates to us when a promise is legally binding.
a. Company law
b. Contract law
c. Family law
133. Choose the right phrasal verb:

The terrorist had planned to ………… that international airport because explosives had
been found in his bag.
a. beat up
b. fire up
c. blow up
134. Choose the right answer:
We're ................. and hoping that the witness will be accepted. Without him we don’t have a
case!
a. crossing our fingers
b. crossing our minds
c. crossing our paths
135. Choose the correct sentences in Reported Speech for the following sentences in Direct Speech:
The witness said, ‘I am very shocked. I saw the accident from inside a shop across the street.’
a. The witness said that she is very shocked. She said I saw the accident from inside a shop
across the street.
b. The witness said that she was very shocked. She said she was seeing the accident from
inside a shop across the street.
c. The witness said that she was very shocked. She said she had seen the accident from inside
a shop across the street.
136. Choose the right answer: An assassination is ............................................
a. the unlawful killing of another, but without malice aforethought.
b. the murder of a famous or important person, especially for political reasons.
c. the crime of threatening someone and then physically attacking them.

................ is the criminal offense of marrying a person who is still legally married to another.
a. Prostitution
b. Bigamy
c. Incest
d. Adultery
138. Choose the correct phrasal verb:
The matter was so delicate, that the judge had to think it ...... before announcing the verdict.
a. up
b. over
c. out
Everybody considered that the judge had a reason to let him …... like that.
a. off
b. on
c. away

He put his failure in Court ………… pure bad luck, but still hoped for the best.
a. up to
b. down to
c. back to

I must admit it was hard for me not to give …... to his threats.
a. away
b. out
c. in
We can’t rule…... this argument in the final hearing.
a. out
b. off
c. down

……………… involves the exchange of sexual contact or favours for money or its equivalent:
a. Pimping
b. Prostitution
c. Indecent exposure
d. Statutory rape
All the things that are said and shown in a court case to prove that someone is guilty
represent the ……
a. prosecution
b. plaintiff
c. jury
d. defence
Courts of first instance may be referred to as ……………………….
a. courts of inferior jurisdiction.
b. courts of superior jurisdiction.
c. courts of appeal.
When the police examined the house they found that the lock had been ….. with.
a. broken
b. hindered
c. tampered
d. touched
147. Choose the right idiom:
The judge could no longer ……......... his holding the court in contempt.
a. put off with
b. put down to
c. put up with

The initiator of the proceedings in a criminal case is called the ...............
a. complainant
b. prosecution
c. appellee

While in criminal cases the initiator of the proceedings is called the …............., in civil cases
the party who initiates the suit is called the …................ .
a. prosecution, plaintiff
b. plaintiff, prosecution
c. defendant, respondent
Criminal Procedure is the body of law ………………….
a. regulating the inquiry into whether a person has violated criminal law.
b. that sets out the rules and standards that courts follow when adjudicating civil
lawsuits.
c. that governs the activities of administrative agencies of government.

He was working under cover and his job was to ………… and make a detailed report about
his activities.
a. beat the suspect
b. tail the suspect
c. corner the suspect

The inspector was a very ….. man and he rechecked the evidence several times
a. attentive
b. complete
c. thorough
d. thoughtful

Due to a miscarriage of justice, he succeeded in ............................... murder.
a. making off with
b. getting away with
c. running off with
The ….. are still holding twelve people hostage on the plane.
a. bandits
b. guerrillas
c. hijackers
d. kidnappers

Look, Officer. I`m not drunk. I`m as …… as a judge.
a. calm
b. clear
c. sober
d. steady

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a. sunt in locul potrivit

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a. had just discovered

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a. investigation of the suspect

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a. intentional torts and negligence

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a. (1) assistence , (2) drafted, (3) reviewed

133. Choose the right phrasal verb:

b. the murder of a famous or important person, especially for political reasons.

c. the crime of threatening someone and then physically attacking them.

140. Choose the correct phrasal verb:

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