ESAP法律英语教程电子教案Unit6课件

Unit6
Theft2:Appropriation
Unit6
Skillsfocus
Reading
locatingkeyinformationincomplexntences
Writing
reportingfindingsfromothersources:paraphrasing
writingcomplexntences
Vocabularyfocus
synonyms,replacementsubjects,etc.forntencelevelparaphrasing
SkillsfocusVocabularyfocus
6.1Vocabulary6.2Reading6.3E
AStudythewordsinthebox.
AStudythewordsinthepurplebox.
1Copyandcompletethetable.Putthewords
inoneormoreboxes,ineachca.
2Buildmorewordsintheothercolumns.
3Whatisthespecialmeaningofeachwordinlaw?
4Groupthewordsinthepurpleboxaccordingtotheir
stresspattern
6.1Vocabulary
AStudythewordsinthebox.A
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6.1Vocabulary
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Legalmeaning
accud
accusation
accu
accud
aggravation
aggravate
aggravated
attempt
attempt
attempted
authority
authorize
authorized
classification
classify
classified
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(adj)and(n)havethesameform,e.g.,Hewasaccudof...or
Theaccudwasfoundguiltyof...
(adj)makingwor–inlaw,usingaweaponofforcetocommitacrime
(n)permissiontodosomethingor
(n)person/people/lawwiththepowertodo/decidesomething
(v)givesomethingaparticularinterpretation
Theanswer6.1VocabularyNounVe
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6.1Vocabulary
commit
committed
conveyance
convey
conveyed
conviction
'convict
con'vict
convicted
decision
decide
decisive
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(n)ndingfortrial(committal)
(n)theactofcommittingacrime(commission)
(v)carryoutan(illegal)action
*thisisfromgeneralEnglish,meaningdedicationtosomething,
e.g.,Sheshowsgreatcommitmenttoherstudies.
committal
commission
commitment
(n)ndingfortrial(committal)
(n)theactofcommittingacrime(commission)
(v)carryoutan(illegal)action
*thisisfromgeneralEnglish,meaningdedicationtosomething,
e.g.,Sheshowsgreatcommitmenttoherstudies.
(v)carrybymeansoftransport
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6.1Vocabulary
1-3
interpretation
interpret
interpreted
offence
offend
offensive*
permission
permit
permitted
permissible
posssion
posss
(n)judicialviewofawordorphra
(adj)abletododamage,e.g.,Hewascarryinganoffensiveweapon.
*ingeneralEnglish,canalsomeanunpleasant,e.g.,Hespokeinan
offensivemanner.
(adj)canbedoneunderthelaw,e.g.,Theactionwaspermissible.
(n)havingsomething,usuallyillegal,e.g.HewasfoundinposssionofClassAdrugs.
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6.1Vocabulary
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'convict(n)
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accu,attempt,commit,con'vict(v),
decide,offence,permit
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classify
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conveyance,interpret,posssion
oOoo
authority
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aggravated
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BStudytheinformationontheoppositepage.Discuss
thequestionsusingwordsfromExerciA.
1Whatisthefundamentaldifferencebetweentheft
underction1oftheTheftAct(Unit5)andtaking
withouttheowner’sconntunderction12?
2Underction12,whatismeantby:
●taking?
●aconveyance?
●withouttheconntoftheowner?
3Lookattheelementsoftheoffenceonthe
oppositepage.Whichofthefollowingisnotlikely
tobeclassifiedasaconveyance?Givereasons.
●ahor
●ahovercraft
6.1Vocabulary
BStudytheinformationonthe
TheTheftAct1968ction12(1)
Thisctionstatesthat‘apersonshallbeguiltyofanoffenceif,withouthavingtheconntoftheownerorotherlawfulauthority,hetakesanyconveyanceforhisoranother’suor,knowingthatanyconveyancehasbeentakenwithoutsuchauthority,drivesitorallowshimlftobecarriedinoronit.’
6.1Vocabulary
TheTheftAct1968ction12(