1. Unit 7 Talking to a Barrister

2. Old Bailey is the name of the Central Criminal Court in London

3.  The Old Bailey is the Central Criminal Court in England,  a court building in central London,  it houses the Crown Court.  The Crown Court sitting at the Central Criminal Court deals with major criminal cases from Greater London (exceptionally, from other parts of England).  It stands on Old Bailey, a road which follows the line of the City's fortified wall (or bailey), and gives the court its popular name. bailey

4. Expressions from Unit 7 -the difference is that -to do preparatory work -witnesses should be made available -to have a regular work day -papers for today’s trial -in the middle of a three-week trial -to learn the ways (court procedure) -the client is in custody awaiting trial -to go into court -the judge and the jury are in the court -the evidence continues

5. Expressions from Unit 7 – PART II -to deal with criminal work -in my experience, it is more helpful / better... -to specialize in... -to change for the worse / for better -morality has gone down -to prosecute  to defend -a lack of discipline -to observe the rights of other people

6. Fill in the gaps: witness / defend / to prosecute / jury / appeal / crime / custody (two expressions are to much) 1.___________ is a complaint to a superior court of an injustice done by an inferior court. 2. To _________ means to institute leagal proceedings aginst, to accuse of some crime or breach of law. to accuse of some crime or breach of law. 3. A body of persons whose task is to decide, on the evidence presented, whether the accused is guilty or not guilty is called ____________. 4. To _________ means to act as attorney for an accused person in criminal proceedings. 5. __________ is a person who, on oath, gives evidence in legal proceedings.

7. KEY: 1.Appeal is a complaint to a superior court of an injustice done by an inferior court. 2. To prosecute means to institute leagal proceedings aginst, to accuse of some crime or breach of law. to accuse of some crime or breach of law. 3. A body of persons whose task is to decide, on the evidence presented, whether the accused is guilty or not guilty is called jury. 4. To defend means to act as attorney for an accused person in criminal proceedings. 5. Witness is a person who, on oath, gives evidence in legal proceedings.

8. Vocabulary practice Combine the nouns in the box with the verbs below to make combinations to describe the work lawyers do. Some of the verbs go with more than one noun. cases clients contracts corporations decisions defendants disputes law legislation 1 advise 2 draft 3 practise 4 represent 5 research 7 argue 8 litigate 9 plead

9. Vocabulary practice - Key Combine the nouns in the box with the verbs below to make combinations to describe the work lawyers do. Some of the verbs go with more than one noun. cases clients contracts corporations decisions defendants disputes law legislation 1 advise – clients, corporations, defendants 2 draft – contracts, decisions, law, legislation 3 practise – law 4 represent – clients, corporations, defendants 5 research – cases, decisions, law, legislation 7 argue - cases 8 litigate – cases, disputes 9 plead - cases

10. Read the inerview answer the following question. 1.How many years of work experience does Mr. Watson have? 2.How does Mr. Watson explain the term barrister? 3.What does court work consist of? 4.Describe a regular work day of Mr. Watson using the table in the texbook – p. 34, ex. 2. 5.What kind of cases has Mr. Watson specialized for? 6.What had he done before this specialization? 7.What is Mr. Watson’s opinion concerning the change in morality? morality? 8.Which examples does he mention to support his opinion about morality? 9.What does he think about the readiness of people to observe the rights of other people?