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Темы 2 семестра | English System of Law | The Judicial System of the Republic of Belarus. Legal professions in Belarus | CRIMINAL LAW | Classification of Crimes | Kinds of cases | Правонарушители | Solicitor | Barrister | Types of prisons |


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1. Фазы раскрытия преступлений.

2. Дактилоскопия

 

 

I. Study the words and the word-combinations.

 

crime detection расследование (раскрытие) преступления
law enforcement agency правоприменяющий орган, орган юстиции, полицейский орган
related связанный
distinguishable отличимый
identification of suspect опознание подозреваемого
sufficient evidence достаточное доказательство
indict предъявлять обвинение
report сообщать
subject's assent согласие субъекта
identifiable тот который может быть идентифицирован (опознан)
obscenity непристойность, непристойное поведение
controversial спорный
surveillance наблюдение
interception перехват, подслушивание
intercept перехватить
infiltration проникновение
entrapment провокация преступления с целью его изобличения
entrap поймать в ловушку
forensic судебный
investigation расследование, дознание
identification установление личности
pattern рисунок
surface поверхность
latent скрытый, латентный
fingerprint evidence отпечатки пальцев как доказательство
fingerprinting дактилоскопия
maintain хранить
conviction осуждение, судимость
crime scene место совершения преступления
match подбирать под пару
clue улика
identifying witness понятой

 

II. Scan through the text.

 

 

1. Crime detection and its phases

 

In most countries the detection of crime is the responsibility of the police, although special law enforcement agencies may be responsible for the discovery of particular types of crime. Customs departments, for instance, may be responsible for the detection of smuggling and related offenses. Crime detection falls into three distinguishable phases: the discovery that a crime has been committed, the identification of a suspect, and the collection of sufficient evidence to indict the suspect before the court. [To indict means to officially charge someone with a criminal offence.] Criminologists have shown that many crimes are discovered by persons, such as victims or witnesses, other than the police, but certain types — in particular crimes that may involve a subject's assent, such as dealing in drugs or prostitution, or those in which there may be no identifiable victim, such as obscenity — are often not discovered unless the police take active steps to determine whether these crimes are being committed. [Obscenity is sexually offensive language or behaviour.] This may require controversial methods, such as surveillance, interception of communications, infiltration of gangs, and entrapment, for example, by making a purchase from a suspected drug dealer. [Surveillance is the act of carefully watching a person or place because they may be connected with criminal activities. To infiltrate means to secretly join an organization or enter a place in order to find out information about them or harm them. Entrapment is the practice of trapping someone by tricking them, especially to show that they are guilty of a crime.]

 

 

2. Suspect identification by fingerprints

 

Forensic science plays an important part in the investigation of serious crimes. One of the first significant developments was identification by fingerprints. [Identification is an act of identifying by official papers or cards, such as your passport, that prove who you are. To identify means to recognize and correctly name someone or something. Fingerprint is a mark made by the pattern of lines at the end of a person's finger, which can be used by the police to help find criminals.] It was discovered in the 19th century that almost any contact between a finger and a surface left a latent mark. [Something that is latent is present but hidden, and may develop or become more noticeable in the future.] It was accepted in 1893 that no two individuals had the same fingerprints. Fingerprint evidence was accepted for the first time in an English court in 1902. Fingerprinting is now widely used as a means of identifying criminals. Most major police forces maintain collections of fingerprints taken from known criminals at the time of their conviction, for use in identifying these individuals should they commit later crimes. [Conviction is a decision in a court of law that someone is guilty of a crime.] Fingerprints found at the scene of the crime are matched with fingerprints in the collection. According to the British standard, if the sets of fingerprints share at least 16 characteristics, it is considered that they are from the same person.

 

 


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