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Vocabulary : the Law - English lesson

common to  all of them. I didn't want to deal with very technical issues but kept to these

common aspects. I hope they'll help you find your way through them if necessary. 

                                                                                         from BILL to LAW. 

             To pass a law                                                                                A lawyer

- To give a ruling on something

- The judge ruled that

- To maintain law and order

- To enforce the law

- To keep the law/ to abide by the law

- The rights of the individual

A little tricky, indeed! Don't worry... I reduced my study to what is very important and

common. Therefore, this test shouldn't be too difficult...

Go for it!  

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