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In a Crown Court trial there are twelve jurors. These are ordinary members of the public between the ages of 18 and 70 who are selected at random. They are not paid but are given expenses while they are on jury service, which is usually for about two weeks.
Service is compulsory, and it cannot normally be avoidedwithout a good reason, such as illness. It is not necessary for a juror to know anything about the law – indeed certain people connected with the world of law, such as solicitors, are not allowed to serve as jurors. This is because the job of the jury is to listen to the caseand to decide questions of fact. It is the judge's responsibility to guide them on questions of law.
This contrast between law and fact is 1) (very important, most important). If a man 2) (is, be) on trial for murder, for example, the judge will 3) (explain, be explained) just what the crime of murder 4) (mean, means) in English law and the prosecution has to prove. He will explain how the trial will be conducted, summarise the evidence, and tell the jurors what factors they should 5) (considers, consider) in making their decision. These are questions of law. However, whether the defendant did in fact commit murder or not is a question of fact to be decided by the jurors themselves. It is necessary for at least ten 6) (from, of) the twelve to agree.
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Помогите составить 10 вопросы к тексту. Text F. How to Take the Case.... When we become doctors, we should always remember the following things... As soon as the patient enters the consulting room or when we enter his room, observation should begin immediatly. We look for external signs and symptoms as long as the professional visit lasts. ...How do you begin the consultation with the patient? A first requirement is to develope a feeling of sympathy with the patient by your questions, your actions, your interest in him and his troubles. Select and choose your ques- tions well to be adequate for the situation.... Now when the patient begins to tell you his complaints, his sings and symptoms, and various diagnostic terms that have been given to his disease you should carefully note what he is telling you. ...When the patient has finished his description, it is for you to make clear some points he did not give in details. Your questions must be understood by the patient well to get a meaningful answer.... When questioning the patient, your aim should be to make the patient feel free, so that he tells you everything. The patient must feel at his ease. Never hurry him, that is the worst thing you can do. When you record his symptoms, be sure to have the exact expressions used. ....Always ascertain the exact region in which the patient feels this or that. When the patient has finished his story, and you have ascertained some points, then it is the time to make your physical examination. ...There again be very observant and note all the visible signs or symptoms in all the regions of the body. ...A good physical examination is important. First, because only by knowing his physical impairments of his past diseases can you differentiate between strong, rare and particular symptoms, and symptoms logically depending upon these results, i e. common symptoms. ...Secondly, a physical examinations is important to establish the prognosis of the case: sometimes without a physical examination you cannot say if something is malignant or benign. The prognosis may be very different. If there is a malignancy you need more time for the cure than with a benign case if cure is possible. ....Thirdly, a physical examination is important to establish an exact dia- gnosis. You might ask why is an exact diagnosis important? It is needed for the administration of a proper treatment. ....So you see now how to take the case: first, let the patient tell you his symptoms. Secondly, try to clear up indistinct things precisely by careful questioning. Thirdly, make your physical examination ....