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1. penalty – наказание
2. to pay penalty – отбывать наказание

Find equivalents:

II. Match the synonyms:

Rule, to trouble, purpose, fair, regulation, conduct, to disturb, to change, aim, just, to consider, behavior, to alter, despite of, to imagine, to examine, confusion, to fancy, agitation, regardless of.

III. Match the antonyms:

Fair, right, disorder, unjust, rarely, wrong, moral, order, written, frequently, immoral, legal, certain, unwritten, advantage, illegal, primitive, uncertain, complicated, disadvantage.

IV. Rearrange the letters to make words:

Coseiyt, npelxataoin, lomar, remurd, liglela, ctonudc.

V. Complete the sentences:

1. The question “What is law?” has troubled……..

2. Jurisprudence is devoted to……

3. Law can be defined as that…..

4. Law is generally found in……

5. Some authorized body such as a legislature or a court…..

6. Law serves a…..

7. Laws against crimes help….

8. Courts contribute to …….

9. Property and contract laws facilitate….

10. Laws limit…

11. To understand the law…..

12. Our legal system is influenced by…..

13. Everything that is considered immoral…..

14. Every society that has ever existed….

15.Without laws there would be….

VI. Answer the following questions:

1. What has troubled people for many years?

2. Jurisprudence is devoted to answering this question, isn’t it?

3. How can law be defined?

4. How does a government regulate the conduct of people within a society?

5. Where is law generally found?

6. What makes the law?

7. Law serves a variety of functions, doesn’t it?

8. What must we do to understand the law?

9. What is our legal system influenced by?

10. Is everything that is considered immoral is necessarily illegal? Give the examples.

11. What has every society recognized?

12. What would there be without laws?

11. Are all laws fair?