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Cards for Law Vocabulary

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Student practices new vocabulary in real life situations

by Ana Satseradze
1

A judge discovers that the accused person is a friend.

What should the judge’s conscience say?

Why is impartiality important?

2

A judge listens to two witnesses. One story sounds true, the other is not clear.

What should the judge think about reliability?

Why is this important for a fair trial?

3

After the trial, the judge makes public remarks about the case.

What should the judge be careful to say?

Why are fair remarks important?

4

A person is sentenced to prison. New witnesses appear later.

What should the court do?

Why is a fair trial still important?

5

A police officer sees violence during an arrest.

What should the officer do?

Why is stopping violence important?

6

People learn that a prisoner suffered abuse and torture.

What should society say about this?

Why is torture wrong?

7

After a violent event, people hold a vigil.

What does the vigil show about the community’s contributions?

Why are these contributions important?

8

A witness gives information in court, but the story changes.

What does this say about the reliability of the witness?

Why is reliability important in court?

9

A person speaks in court and makes angry remarks.

How can these remarks affect a fair trial?

Why should people speak carefully in court?

10

After a crime, people work together and make small contributions to help the victims.

Why are these contributions important?

How do they help after violence?

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