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UNIT 2 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT Activity 1 Discussion 1. Why do we have rules and laws? Why do people follow them? Why do people break them? 2. Is ignorance of the law an excuse? Why (not)? 3. A policeman on duty kills a criminal while defending a victim? Has[r]

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Complete the article by writing one word in each gap.And now on The Crime Programme an update on another unsolved crime, the armed robbery of the jewellery warehouse in London (0) which we reported on six monthsago. Police are anxious to establish the identity of a man, believed[r]

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