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When somebody breaks the law and does something against the law the police must investigate who is responsible for a crime. If they find the person who committed the crime, they arrest him or her. At the police station the person is questionedand chargedwith the crime. He must then be sent to courtfor trial.The person charged with the crime is now called the defendantor accused.In court, he must try to prove that he is innocent. The jury listens to all the evidencefor and against the defendant and then makes their decision.If the jury decides that the defendant is guilty,the judgewill give the sentence.For example, if a person is convicted ofmurder, the sentence will be many years in prison.The person then becomes a prisonerand the place he lives in is called a cell.For minor of­fences(that is, crime that is not serious, e.g. illegal parking), the punishmentis usually a fine. To fightcrime the courts now give tougher punishmentsfor crimes committed than in the past (e.g. bigger fines or longer prison sentences). There is capital punish­ment(death by electric chair or hanging) for some crimes. If a per­son convicted of a crime is put on probation,instead of punishment, he must behave well for a period of 1-3 years. If he is convicted of another crime while on probation, he will also be pun­ished for the original crime. Suspended sentence1is a prison sen­tence of less than two years which does not take effect unless the convicted person commits another crime during the period speci­fied by the court. Corporal punishmentconsists of causing a person to physical pain, e.g. by whipping. A community service order2is a court order to a person convicted of a crime to do a certain number of hours of work without pay in the local community instead of an­other form of punishment.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Когда кто-то нарушает закон и делает что-то противозаконное, полиция должна расследовать, кто несет ответственность за преступление. Если они найдут лицо, совершившее преступление, то арестуют его или ее. В полицейском участке человек допрошен и обвиняется в совершении преступления. Затем он должен быть отправлен в суд для судебного разбирательства .

Лицо, обвиняемое в совершении преступления, теперь называется подсудимым accused.In суд, он должен попытаться доказать, что он невиновен. Присяжные выслушивают все доказательства в пользу и против обвиняемого, а затем принимают свое решение.

Если присяжные решат, что подсудимый виновен, судья вынесет приговор.Например, если человек будет признан виновным в мошенничестве, то наказание составит много лет лишения свободы.Тогда человек становится тюремщиком, а место, в котором он живет, называется камерой .За мелкие правонарушения (то есть преступления, которые не являются серьезными, например незаконная парковка) наказание обычно предусматривает штраф. Для борьбы с преступностью суды теперь назначают более суровые наказания за совершенные преступления, чем в прошлом (например, более крупные штрафы или более длительные тюремные сроки). За некоторые преступления существует смертная казнь (смерть на электрическом стуле или повешение). Если лицо, осужденное за совершение преступления, помещается на испытательный срок, то вместо наказания он должен вести себя хорошо в течение 1-3 лет. Если он будет осужден за другое преступление во время испытательного срока, он также будет наказан за первоначальное преступление. Условное наказание1-это наказание в виде лишения свободы на срок менее двух лет, которое не вступает в силу, если осужденный не совершит другого преступления в течение срока, установленного судом. Телесные наказанияконсистенты причиняют человеку физическую боль, например путем порки плетью. Ордер на общественную работу2-это судебное предписание лицу, осужденному за преступление, выполнять определенное количество часов работы без оплаты в местной общине вместо другой формы наказания.

Результаты (английский) 2:

When someone breaks the law and does something against the law the police must investigate who is responsible for the crime. If they find a person who committed the crime, they arrest him or her. At the police station the person is questionedand chargedwith with the crime. He must then be sent to court for trial.

The person charged with the crime is now called the defendantor accused. In court, he must try to prove that he is innocent. The jury listens to all the evidence for and against the defendant and then makes their decision.

If the jury decides that the defendant is guilty, the judgewill give the sentence. For example, if a person is convicted of murder, the sentence will be many years in prison. The person then becomes a prisoner and the place he lives in is called a cell. For minor offences (that is, crime that is not serious, e.g. illegal parking), the punishmentis are usually a fine. To fightcrime the courts now give tougher punishmentsfor crimes committed than in the past (e.g. greater fines or longer prison sentences). There is capital punishment (death by electric chair or hanging) for some crimes. If a person convicted of a crime is put on probation,rather than punishment, he must behave well for a period of 1-3 years. If he is convicted of another crime while on probation, he will also be punished for the original crime. Suspended sentence1is a prison sentence of less than two years which does not take effect unless the convicted person commits another crime during the period specified by the court. Corporal punishmentconsists of causing a person to physical pain, e.g. by whipping. A community service order2is a court order to a person convicted of a crime to do a certain number of hours of work without pay in the local community instead of another form of punishment.

Результаты (английский) 3:

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