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Drept, Anul 1, sem 2, 2016

Limba engleza

MULTIPLE CHICE

1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The writ ordering a person to be brought before a court or judge, so that the court may ascertain

whether his detention is lawful is called …………………. .a. certiorari

b& Habeas C"rpus

c. capias

d. ratio legis

2. In t!e senten#e% The news about the NSA’s eavesdroppin g programs, the verb to eavesdrop means:a. to let one’s ears drop

b& t" listen se#retl' t" t!e pri(ate #"n(ersati"n ") "t!ers*

c. to whisper secrets to someone’s ear.

!. In t!e senten#e% The federal government has vowed to prosecute, the verb to vow means:

a. to pledge, promise, or underta"e solemnly

b. to pronounce a vowel

c. to ta"e a solemn oath.#. In t!e p!rase% ...obtaining information respecting the national defense, the word respecting means:

a. regarding, concerning

b. obeying, not violating

c. showing or having respect for.

$. In t!e senten#e% To convict a person for disclosing classified information, the e%pression to disclose

information means:

a. to ma"e information "nown

b. to receive money in e%change of information

c. to loo" for more information.

&. In t!e senten#e% The FCS will forfeit the assets of those engaged in federal crimes. the verb to forfeit

means:

a. to sell something at a lower price b. to confiscate something as a penalty for an offence, breach of contract

c. to destroy or damage something by an act of vandalism.

'. In t!e senten#e% Man organi!ations defraud the public and private health care sstems. the verb to

defraud means:

a. to destroy or damage something especially by secret means

b. to legally provide or obtain funds, capital, or credit for something

c. to illegally obtain money, rights, property (from someone) by fraud.

*. In t!e senten#e% "dentit fraud involves the misappropriation of another person#s personal identifing

information…, the verb to misappropriate means:a. to have as one+s propertyto own

b& t" appr"priate )"r a $r"ng "r +is!"nest uset" embezzle "r steal smt!*

c. to give (a person) wrong directions or instructions.-. In t!e senten#e% Criminals use this information to take over e$isting financial accounts., the

e%pression to take over means:

a. to cancel the validity of abolish

b& t" assume t!e #"ntr"l "r management ")*

c. to e%amine investigate smth for accuracy.

1. In t!e senten#e% "n e$change for kickbacks , some patients undergo unwarranted medical procedures,

the word kickbacks means:



a. money given to a person to ensure that something is "ept secret

b. money to be paid as compensation to a person for injury, loss, etc

c. money or valuables used as a bribe

d. illegal commission paid to someone who helps in a business deal.

11. In t!e senten#e% The %.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear &ran!burg’s cases. the verb to hear means:

a. to accidentally listen to what someone is saying

b. to listen to what the plaintiff has to say

c. to listen to all the facts in a case in a court of law in order to ma"e a legal decision.

12. C!""se t!e Englis! e-ui(alent )"r t!e Latin legal p!rase nolle prosequi %

a. /do not follow’ criminals: interdiction issued by the 0ourt to police officers

b. /do not pursue’: power used by the ttorney3eneral to stop a criminal trialc. /do not release criminals from prison’.

1!. C!""se t!e Englis! e-ui(alent )"r t!e Latin legal p!rase quid pro quo%

a. /one thing for another’: action done in return for something done or promised

b. with the authority of on behalf of

c. /because of lac" of care’: decision wrongly made by a court (which does not therefore set

a precedent).

1#. In t!e senten#e% The ta$paer does not have locus standi in this court. the 4atin phrase locus standi

means:

a. /place to stay’: right to witness a trial in a court of law

b. /place of the seal’: used to show where to put the seal on a document

c. /place to stand’: right to appear and be heard in a court.

1$. In t!e senten#e% The same ratio legis is found in the laws of continental 'uropean countries. the 4atin

phrase ratio legis means:a. /reason for deciding’: main part of a court judgment setting out the legal principles

applicable to the case

b. /reason of the law’: the principle behind a law

c. /reason of the court’: the argument the court has for the final ruling in a case.

1&. In t!e senten#e% A writ ne exeat regno can be issued to prevent the embe!!ler from leaving the

countr. t!e Latin p!rase ne exeat regno means%

a. /do not leave the country’: interdiction addressed to a debtor that is being prosecuted b. /do not pursue’: power used by the ttorney3eneral to stop a criminal trial

c. /do not leave the house’: interdiction addressed to an offender placed under house arrest.

1'. In t!e senten#e% The secretar signed per pro the manager. t!e Latin p!rase per pro means%

a. the person who signs at the foot of a document

b. with the authority of on behalf of

c. forging the signature of a superior in hisher absence.

1*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t (erbal tense%

5f participants ……………. any problems with the monitoring e6uipment, they must notify officers

immediately.

a. will e%perience

b. e%perience

c. e%periences

d. would e%perience1-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t (erbal tense%

5f the defendant has a prior criminal record, his sentence ……………… harsher.

a. will be

b. is

c. would be

d. should be




5f a person …………... that heshe has been wrongfully imprisoned, heshe ……………. the right to

challenge the legality of their confinement.

a. believe, will have

b. will believe, may have

c. believes, may have

21. C!""se t!e #"rre#t (erbal tense%

5f the writ of habeas corpus ………………... , the prisoner will be brought into court.

a. will be issued

b. is issued

c. had been issued

d. were issued


5f 5 had "nown what an openended 6uestion is, 5 …………………... my last e%am.

a. will pass

b. would pass

c. will have passed

d. would have passed

2!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f you ………... journalists covering the 7upreme 0ourt, what would you write in a murder case

article8

a. have been b. were

c. had been

2#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f the defendant were found guilty, the jury ………………… the appropriate sentence, a life term or

death.

a. will then determine

b. would then determine

c. would then have determined

2$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t (erbal tense%

5f the sentence of death for rape ………... the 9ighth mendment, the rapist may receive a life

sentence.a. violates

b. will violate

c. has violated

2&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f the grand jury …………… its proceedings in secret, re6uiring a journalist to reveal confidential

sources would have been considered prosecutorial abuse.

a. had conducted

b. has conductedc. conducted

d. would have conducted

2'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%5f reporters ……………. to identify their confidential sources before a grand jury, the press will not

truly be free.

a. are forced b. must be forced

c. will be forced

d. can be forced

2*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%



5f you ....... for breach of contract, ma"e sure you sue within the statute of limitations.

a. will sue

b. sued

c. sue

d. are sueing

2-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f the pedestrian …………………... by a policeman, the former should have made a complaint to the

nearest police station.

a. should be assaulted

b. is assaulted

c. will be assaulted

d. had been assaulted

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5f the journalist’s story …………… criminal activity, he would have reported it.

a. has involved

b. involves

c. had involved

d. will involve

!1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f a prosecutor …………………... a grand jury investigation in bad faith, journalists might have aright to refuse to reveal their sources.

a. were conducting

b. is conducting

c. had been conducting

d. will be conducting

!2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f the students had chosen eyecatching titles for their articles, more people ...................... interested in

reading their magaine.

a. would have been

b. won’t have been

c. will be

d. have been

!!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f the teacher …............ the articles from being published in the paper, the students wouldn’t have

brought suit to the ;.7. <istrict 0ourt for the 9astern <istrict of =issouri.

a. hadn’t prohibited

b. hasn’t prohibited

c. wouldn’t have brought

d. prohibited

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Tom would have hidden the murder weapon if he …...... guilty.

a. would have been

b. hadn’t been

c. had been

d. would be

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>ou could have served your sentence in less than three wee"s if you …...... to 1 hour community

wor".

a. have been sentenced

b. had been sentenced



c. would be sentenced

d. were sentenced

!&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Tom will be released to the community if the members of the 0ourt ............. that he is eligible for the

home confinement program.

a. will decide

b. decide

c. decides

d. would decide

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5f reporters had to identify their confidential sources before a grand jury, they …............. stories of

public interest.

a. would have written

b. had written

c. will never write

d. would never write

!*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

>ou had better .................... your crimes right now, when you still have a chance.

a. to confess

b. confessingc. confess

d. have confessed

!-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5 would rather .......... the rest of my life in jail than confess to a crime 5 did not commit.

a. spend

b. to spend

c. spending

d. spent

#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The snitch made me .............. my rape charges, threatening me with a gun.

a. to drop

b. drop

c. dropping

d. to have dropped

#1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The end justifies the means after all, he didn’t let me .......... which option was the best for my difficult

situation.

a. decide

b. deciding

c. to decide

d. being to decide

#2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%4et’s just ............. for the rest of the afternoon?

a. recessing b. to recess

c. to have recessed

d. recess

#!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

@hy not ................. your case later, when we have further information.

a. to discuss



b. shall we discuss

c. discuss

d. discussing

##. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Ae is far too une%perienced ……………......... to chief justice.

a. to being promoted

b. to be promoted

c. to has been promoted

d. being promoted

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The police are said …………………. on this case for many months, without any results so far.

a. to be wor"ing

b. to have been wor"ing

c. to had wor"ed

d. to being wor"ing

#&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Though my parole officer is s"illed at interviewing, counselling and assessing human

behaviour, he doesn’t appear ....... their opinion on this matter.

a. sharing

b. to sharec. to being sharing

d. share

#'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

pparently, professional criminals tend ……………... to the scene of the crime.

a. to have returned

b. returning

c. to be returned

d. to return

#*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The 0ourt is thought …... unjustly ……. him to 1 years in prison, without any possibility

of parole.

a. to …. sentence

b. to have … sentenced

c. to having … sentenced

d. to being … sentenced

#-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

7everal highsecurity measures need ……………… before hearing the witnesses.

a. be ta"en

b. ta"en

c. to be ta"en

d. to have been ta"en

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Ae recommended us ………... an appeal as soon as the verdict was pronounced.a. to ma"e

b. ma"ing

c. to have made

d. ma"e

$1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

@e are sure that he didn’t mean …………... perjury he was just too afraid …………... the truth.



a. committing, to tell

b. to commit, to tell

c. to have committed, telling

d. commit, to be telling

$2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

They made him ………... under duress, without allowing his lawyer …... present during the

crosse%amination.

a. to spea", to be

b. spea"ing, beingc. to be spea"ing, to be

d. spea", to be

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5 hate …………… you but our witness seems ………………… it after all.

a. to interrupt, to have made

b. interrupting, to ma"e

c. to interrupting, to have made

d. interrupt, to ma"e

$#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

9verybody hates ................ law e%penses, especially when they have e%ceeded all e%pectations.

a. to pay b. paying

c. to be paid

d. to be paying

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5 loo" forward to ...................you in 0ourt? @e shall settle things then.

a. seeing

b. see

c. have seen

d. saw

$&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

/Bind me a good lawyer? 5 don’t want to ris" .................. the rest of my life in jail.’

a. spending

b. to spend

c. having spended

d. spend

$'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5 advised him ................. to court and accuse him of conspiracy crimes against humanity.

a. to go

b. going

c. to going

d. to have gone

$*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

=y lawyer suggested that 5 ......................... online legal advice a long time ago.a. had ta"en

b. should have ta"en 888

c. could ta"e

d. should ta"e

$-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%



The judge re6uired that the bailiff ........................ the defendant, who will sit in the doc".

a. shall call

b. must call

c. should call

d. had called

&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

/7hall we proceed8 5t’s no use ................ for the defence witness who has contradicted his previous

testimony?’

a. to wait b. having to wait

c. waiting

d. wait

&1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

/5’m sorry >our Aonour, but 5 can’ t help .............. when 5 spea" about my deceased son.’

a. crying

b. not to cry

c. not crying

d. cry

&2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

They arrived home ..................... that the house had been burgled.a. finding

b. having found

c. to find

d. to have found

&!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

<espite ........................ jailed for drug crimes five years ago, he has just been ta"en into custody for

the same count.

a. to have been

b. having been

c. to being

d. having to be

&#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Critish irways regret ........................... that the flight C $#1 from Daris has been cancelled.

a. announcing

b. having announced

c. to announce

d. announce

&$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Ae couldn’t help ...................... that the defendant showed no remorse for his actions.

a. not to notice

b. not having noticed

c. noticing

d. notice

&&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The state judge allowed him ............... his courtappointed lawyers and represent himself at trial.

a. to fire

b. firing

c. to have fired

d. fire



&'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5 suggest ...................... upon the case after the respondent’s rebuttal.

a. to deliberate

b. deliberating

c. to be deliberating

d. deliberate

&*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The judge admitted ..................... bribe from one of his defendants months before the trial.

a. to ta"e b. to be ta"ing

c. having ta"en

d. having too"

&-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Ae finds it hard ..................... the corrupt system of justice in this third world country.

a. enduring

b. to endure

c. having endured

d. for him to endure

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The defendant admitted …………….. in the building at the time of the robbery, butdenied ..................... the security guard.

a. to have been, to have shot

b. to be, to shoot

c. having been, having shot

d. to having been, having shoot

'1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5t surprises me ................. that he has been accused of money laundering.

a. hearing

b. to have heard

c. to hear

d. being heard

'2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The solicitor advised his client .............. the affidavit which could then be used as evidence in court

hearings.

a. to sign

b. to have signed

c. signing

d. sign

'!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

@ould you mind ................. a closeup photograph of the crimescene before tagging each item of

evidence8

a. to ta"e

b. ta"e

c. being ta"en

d. ta"ing

'#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

@e "eep ………. the lawma"ers that new laws should be instituted against public corruption.

a. telling

b. to be telling

c. being told



d. having tell

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5’d rather you ……………… my prior criminal record to your parents when 5 as" for your hand inmarriage.

a. don’t mention

b. didn’t mention

c. aren’t mentioning

d. won’t mention

'&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f only you ……………. me earlier about your previous conviction?

a. inform

b. had informed

c. informed

d. informing

''. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

9ven if they ……. willing to testify against him, the sentence would have remained the same.

a. were

b. are

c. having been

d. had been

'*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5t’s time they …………… with a solution against international e%tradition.

a. came up

b. had come

c. will come up

d. should come up

'-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Ae was so an%ious to leave the court room as if he …………... convicted to a lifetime in jail.a. has been

b. had been

c. wered. having been

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5 wish the police …………… all the witnesses under the witness protection program now it’s too latefor this?

a. placed

b. had placed

c. should place

d. to place

*1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

7uppose you …………… of espionage, what would you do to defend yourself8

a. are accused b. should be accused

c. were accusedd. are being accused

*2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5t’s high time somebody ………... him of ban"ruptcy fraud crimes?

a. suspected

b. had suspected



c. should suspect

d. suspect

*!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f only they …………... more resources to ta"ing care of their clients?

a. investing

b. have been investing

c. should invest

d. were investing

*#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

7uppose the court .................. you to testify against your friend, what would you do8

a. summons

b. will summon

c. summoned

d. should summoned

*$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

7he wishes the opposing lawyer .............. to see any new evidence before deposition.

a. isn’t entitled

b. weren’t entitled

c. haven’t been entitled

d. won’t be entitled

*&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f we ………. more about the verdict, we would be ready to have a press release.

a. might "now

b. "now

c. will "now

d. "new

*'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5magine your first witness ………… not to testify in the last minute, what would you do ne%t8

a. decide

b. decided

c. has decided

d. having decided

**. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5 wish you …………. to terms with the global financial crisis?

a. come

b. are coming

c. came

d. have come

*-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The defendant’s wife wishes the prosecutors ............. for a sentence on the high end two days ago.

a. won’t as" b. don’t as"

c. didn’t as"

d. hadn’t as"ed

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5f only the police officers …………… on what grounds he had been arrested?

a. have mentioned

b. mention



c. will mention

d. had mentioned

-1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

They’d sooner she …………… a way to deal with her present situation on her own.

a. found

b. finds

c. founded

d. has found

-2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f only they ……… something to reduce the increasing number of identity thefts.

a. did

b. do

c. will do

d. have done

-!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5’d rather she ………………. the rest of her life in jail than sell drugs for a living.

a. spends

b. spent

c. will spend

d. has spent

-#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f only the defendant .................. clean to the judge about his involvement in the se%ual assault of that

teenage girl?

a. had come

b. will come

c. is going to come

d. comes

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;nfortunately, the poacher ended up .................... with si% counts of possessing unlicensed guns.

a. to have been charged

b. to be charged

c. being charged

d. to being charged

-&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The famous pitcher was charged with ................ to possess cocaine with the intent to distribute it.

a. conspiration

b. conspiring

c. conspire

d. being conspired

-'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The judge insisted that the verdict ……………… before the 0ourt adjourns for lunch.a. should be pronounced

b. being pronounced

c. be pronouncing

d. will be pronounced

-*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The judge ordered that the court proceedings ................for an hour.

a. may be adjourned



b. should be adjourned

c. can be adjourned

d. might be adjourned

--. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

;nder no circumstances will 5 disclose the name of my sources? Aeaven …………. ?

a. forbids

b. forbid

c. forbade

d. will forbid


………… it to say that she is terribly sorry for what she did.

a. 7ufficient

b. 7uffice

c. 7uffices

d. 7ufficed


…………. what may, 5 shall not drop the charges against him?

a. 0omes

b. 0oming

c. 0omed. To come


The members of the commission e%pressed a desire that the participants ………… in an hour.

a. reconvened

b. to reconvene

c. might reconvene

d. should reconvene

1!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The investigator’s suggestion is that we …………….matters more seriously and cordon off the crime

scene.

a. too"

b. ta"ing

c. should ta"e

d. would ta"e

1#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

The police officer decided that the pimp ……………….. his lawyer the minute he was arrested.

a. be called

b. shall have called

c. has called

d. should have called

1$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%@herever you …………. , 5 shall protect you against your enemies?

a. have gone

b. may go

c. will be going

d. are going

1&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Aowever difficult this problem ……………, 5 will solve it in a minute?

a. shall be



b. will be

c. may be

d. be

1'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Aer supporters, who had occupied most of the rows in the pac"ed courtroom were worried lest she

…………… a prison sentence.

a. receives

b. should receive

c. may received. received

1*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Bar …..... it from me to ma"e any allegations before having some items of evidence.

a. away is

b. is

c. should be

d. be

1-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

5 don’t "now how you can ....…... such an unbearable situation.

a. put by with

b. put up of c. put up with

11. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

The pro bono lawsuit filed against the state ........... an increase in the judges’ salaries.

a. brought in

b. brought around

c. brought about


5 guess the printer in the layer’s office has either run ………... paper or has bro"en ……….

a. away with, .... down

b. out of, .... down

c. off with, .... off


7everal law firms have decided to lay …. employees and call …... all medical malpractice cases.a. off, ... off

b. out, ... off

c. up, ... down

11!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

>ou have to learn how to ………... if you are suffering from high stress levels.

a. draw bac" b. wind down

c. hold up11#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

=y lawyer can bear ……. the truth of my story with substantial evidence.

a. in

b. awayc. out

11$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

t the crime scene, they tried to bring the unconscious woman …... but without any success.



a. round

b. up

c. over

11&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

<espite all difficulty, he finally managed to carry …… the orders he had been given.

a. about

b. off

c. out

11'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

Ais jo"e caught …. right away and the members of the jury were very e%cited.

a. on b. through

c. out

11*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

The high crime rate in this merican state ……. urgent measures.

a. brings about

b. lays downc. calls for


5f nobody comes …………. a solution soon, we shall be held responsible for planting evidencein his car.

a. up with

b. in withc. out with


5f you don’t "now the police emergency phone number, you could loo" it ... in the phone directory.

a. into

b. on

c. up


Eur law firm will be ta"en ………. by the 4awyers’ 0orporation.

a. in

b. out

c. over


Fow it would be a good time for us to bring … the matter of child support in Gomania.

a. in

b. up

c. out


5 have a very urgent message. 0ould you put me …………. to =r. 4eigh, please8

a. through

b. off c. up

12#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

Ae put his failure in 0ourt ………… pure bad luc", but still hoped for the best.

a. up to

b. down to

c. bac" to



12$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

5 must admit it was hard for me not to give …... to his threats.

a. away

b. out

c. in

12&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

@e can’t rule…... this argument in the final hearing.

a. out

b. off

c. down

12'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

Eur plan to call the witness for the defence fell ………. due to a miscarriage of justice.

a. about

b. away

c. through

12*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

>ou are wearing me …… with your annoying allegations?a. in

b. out

c. over


9verybody considered that the judge had a reason to let him …... li"e that.

a. off b. on

c. away


/>our Aonour, 5 can stand ………… the defendant? 5 demand to be heard?’

a. in for

b. up for

c. down to

1!1. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

The matter was so delicate, that the judge had to thin" it ...... before announcing the verdict.

a. up

b. over

c. out

1!2. C!""se t!e #"rre#t p!rasal (erb%

The judge could no longer put ......... his holding the court in contempt.

a. off with

b. down to

c. up with

1!!. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

Aow can a young, une%perienced lawyer "eep ................. with the latest laws and regulations8

a. uptodate

b. downtoearth

c. high and dry

1!#. C!""se t!e #"rre#t Englis! translati"n ") t!e )"ll"$ing ."manian senten#e% Asa sa fie( Fie ca cel

mai bun dintre noi sa castige acest ca!(

a. 4et it be? Ce the best of us who may win this case?

b. 7o be it? =ay the best of us win this case?



c. 4et there be it? =ay the best of us to win this case?

1!$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t Englis! translati"n ") t!e )"ll"$ing ."manian senten#e% Nu ma pot obisnui sa

traiesc in inchisoare( )a naiba cu inchisorile(a. 5 can’t get used to live in jail? The hell with jails?

b. 5 can’t be used to live in jail? =ay the jails be damned?

c. 5 can’t get used to living in prison? <amn the prisons?

1!&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t Englis! translati"n ") t!e )"ll"$ing ."manian senten#e% Sub nici o forma nu

voi depune marturie impotriva prietenului meu( *oamne fereste(a. Fo way 5 will testify against my buddy? Aeaven forbids? b. ;nder any circumstances, 5 won’t testify against my friend? 3od forbids me?

c. ;nder no circumstances will 5 testify against my friend? Aeaven forbid?

1!'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t Englis! translati"n ") t!e )"ll"$ing ."manian senten#e% Nu merita discutat

acest ca!, atata timp cat nu avem dove!i.

a. 5t’s not worth discussing this case, as long as we have no evidence.

b. 5t’s not worth to discuss this case since we don’t have any evidence.c. 5t’s not worth discussing this case, as long as we don’t have no evidence.

1!*. C!""se t!e #"rre#t Englis! translati"n ") t!e )"ll"$ing ."manian senten#e, using P!rasal /erbs%

Cum ti+a venit in minte aceasta pledoarie neobisnuita *e fapt, nu m+ai de!amagit niciodata.

a. Aow did you come out with this strange plea8 ctually, you have never let down on me. b. Aow have you come up with this unusual plea8 5n fact, you have never let me down.

c. Aow has this peculiar plea came up to you8 s a matter of fact, you haven’t ever let medown.

1!-. C!""se t!e #"rre#t Englis! translati"n ") t!e )"ll"$ing ."manian senten#e, using P!rasal /erbs%

"ntr+o anumita masura, esecul tau ca avocat poate fi pus pe seama lipsei tale de e$perienta.

a. To a certain degree, your unsuccess as lawyer can be put on your lac" of e%perience.

b. To a certain e%tent, your failure as a lawyer may be put down to your lac" of e%perience.

c. ;p to a point, your failing as a lawyer may be put down on your loss of e%perience.

1#. C!""se t!e #"rresp"n+ing if clause t!at best #"mpletes t!e )"ll"$ing main #lause%

Ae will be released to the community ............................................................

a. if he accepts the home confinement program. b. if he accepted the house confinement program.

c. if he will accept the home confinement program.

1#1. C!""se t!e #"rresp"n+ing if clause t!at best #"mpletes t!e )"ll"$ing main #lause%

>ou wouldn’t have had to ma"e any accusations against your wife .......................................

a. if you invo"ed /irreconcilable differences’ as the grounds for your divorce.

b. if you would have invo"ed /irreconcilable differences’ as the grounds for your divorce.

c. if you had invo"ed /irreconcilable differences’ as the grounds for your divorce.

1#2. C!""se t!e #"rresp"n+ing main #lause t!at best #"mpletes t!e )"ll"$ing if clause%

5f 5 were accused of medical malpractice, ........................................................

a. 5 would definitely have fought for my rights.

b. 5 would definitely fight for my rights.c. 5 will definitely have fought for my rights.

1#!. C!""se t!e #"rresp"n+ing if clause t!at best #"mpletes t!e )"ll"$ing main #lause%

........................................................., heshe may stand a chance to be a member of a jury.

a. 5f an individual will meet the legal 6ualifications for federal jury service

b. 5f an individual had met the legal 6ualifications for federal jury service

c. 5f an individual meets the legal 6ualifications for federal jury service



1##. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5magine you ........ the parent of a child and wo"e up to find your child missing?

a. are

b. were

c. will be

d. would be

1#$. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f the commission ........... against the motion, a new delegation would have to be sent to 4ondon ne%t

wee".a. voted

b. votes

c. will have voted

d. should have voted

1#&. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%

5f the plaintiff had submitted all his claims on time, the court ........................ them in full session.

a. had discussed

b. has to discuss

c. would have discussed

d. will have discussed

1#'. C!""se t!e #"rre#t ans$er%5f the authorities ............... second thoughts about reopening the serial "iller case, the situation would

have been different.

a. hasn’t had

b. didn’t have

c. hadn’t had

d. wouldn’t have had

1#*. C!""se t!e #"rresp"n+ing (erb t" repla#e t!e p!rasal (erb in itali#s%

>ou shouldn’t cut out any detail related to the documentation of a crime scene?

a. eliminate

b. disregard

c. ignored. omit

1#-. C!""se t!e #"rresp"n+ing (erb t" repla#e t!e p!rasal (erb in itali#s%

<o you have other reasons to loo- up to him apart from his inborn talent of being a "een observer8

a. to worship

b. to follow

c. to respect

d. to watch

1$. C!""se t!e #"rresp"n+ing epressi"n t" repla#e t!e p!rasal (erb in itali#s%

Binding more evidence will definitely narrow down our list of suspects.

a. reduce the number of possibilities or choices

b. e%clude everythingc. increase the number of possibilities or choices

d. ma"e less important

grile drept an i (2)

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