Crime and punishment.

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Crime and punishment

Crime What kinds of crime are most common in your country? What kinds of punishment are there? Are there different punishments for children and for adults? Is capital punishment used in your country?

Fill in the table CHOOSE FROM THESE DEFINITIONS act of attacking someone and stealing their money buying and selling goods illlegally demanding money from people by threatening them illegal copying of documents or paintings stealing things from people’s pockets or bags violent action for political purposes violent attack

Legal Expressions Give an example of a situation involving each expression. to prove to suspect to break to file to commit to pay to sentence to accuse _______a lawsuit against someone (= to sue someone). _______someone publicly of committing a crime. _______the law. _______a sneaky person of committing a crime. _______compensation to the victim. _______that the criminal is guilty. _______a horrible crime. _______a convicted criminal to punishment.

Discussion Questions What is your view of capital punishment? When should someone be sentenced to the death penalty? Some people think that criminals are not born, they are created by society. Do you agree? Do you think crime is a big problem in China? What kind of law enforcement should the government use to control crime rates? Generally speaking, Chinese cities are safer than cities in the west. Why is this?

Penalties

Rank the severity of each crime and discuss what sentence would be appropriate

What is your verdict?

Do you agree or disagree? Why?

Roleplay: Neighbourhood Watch