Match the sentences with the crimes.

1)murder of a policeman;

2) drinking and driving without

causing a death;

3) robbing a bank with a gun;

4) stealing goods from a shop

(«shop-lifting»);

5) driving without insurance;

6) vandalising a telephone-box.

a) 100 hours of community service;

b) 6 months in prison or a £5.000 fine

and disqualification from driving;

c) five to ten years in prison;

d) a £300 fine;

e) a £3000 fine;

f) life imprisonment.

11. Copy the following table into your notebooks. Write as many words and expressions as you can think of to complete it. There is not necessarily a ‘correct’ position for a particular word. The choice is personal.

Crimes	Sentences	Legal professions
burglary	fine	judge

12. Work in pairs and find arguments for and against the death penalty.

Discuss the following questions:

- mild sentences are a sign of a civilized society;

- capital punishment is not a deterrent to murder;

- the punishment must fit the crime.

Use the following words and expressions:

- That’s just what I think.

- I see what you mean, but on the other hand...

- I think so too.

- That’s ridiculous.

- I’m afraid I can’t agree with you.

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