1). Make up special questions for the underlined parts of the sentence. 1. Barristers are hired by solicitors to plead the case on behalf of the client.
2. A limited number of senior barristers receive “silk”.
3. Self-employed barristers operate in sets of barristers’ chambers.
4. The relationship between a solicitor and a client is based on professional confidence.
5. Solicitors can also work in - house for commercial or industrial organizations, in local or national government.
6. The work of civil service lawyers in Russia is strictly defined by federal laws and regulations.
7. In-house lawyers are the most prestigious category of lawyers in Russia.
8. Russian advocates tend to represent clients in court.
9. Judges must be unbiased, decisive and wise.
10. The main functions of a judge include presiding in the courtroom, conducting legal proceedings and passing judgments.

2). Transform the sentences according to the model. Use Complex Subject.
Model: It is known that barristers are hired by solicitors = Barristers are known to be hired by solicitors.
1. It is thought that the barrister is a court advocate, although many spend more time on drafting pleadings.
2. It is believed that professional barristers are technically competent to perform all advocacy in court.
3. It is likely that the work of criminal barrister involves a lot of advocacy in court.
4. It is meant that solicitors prepare a case, gathering evidence and witnesses.
5. It is considered that most barristers’ chambers are run by a clerk who acts as business barristers.
4). Rewrite the sentences. Use Complex Object.
1. He is still working as a prosecutor. We all know about this fact.
2. This advocate argued a case in court yesterday. We suppose it.
3. Two criminals broke into the jewelry shop yesterday evening. I was a witness.
4. My colleague is a highly qualified investigator. Everyone knows about it.
5. The judge gave the maximum sentence for the crime. We heard that.
6. The trial will be held in a fortnight. I expect this.
7. Advocates must operate according to the Code of Conduct. Everyone knows it.
8. Court reports in England and wales are held by the Master of the Rolls. We suppose it.