A man is charged with ABH and he admits that he committed the offence

1.A man is arrested for the murder of his wife and is interviewed under caution with his solicitor present. As insufficient disclosure has been provided, the solicitor states at the beginning of the interview that her client will answer 'no comment' to all questions. The police continue to ask the man a series of detailed questions, repeating the same questions several times and suggest that he is only failing to answer the questions because he is guilty. The man has scratches on his face and the police ask him if his wife scratched him in self-defence when he was killing her.What should the solicitor do in response to the police questions? 选项： A:The solicitor should ask the man if he would like further legal advice. She should advise him that he should account for the scratches on his face, otherwise an adverse inference may be drawn, but that he should continue to answer 'no comment' to the other police questions. B:The solicitor should allow the questions to continue provided the man continues to answer 'No comment' to all questions. C:The solicitor should challenge the police use of repeated and leading questions before allowing the interview to continue. D:The solicitor should challenge the police use of repeated questions and should ask the man if he would like further legal advice. She should advise him that no adverse inference can be drawn from his failure to account for the scratches and that he should continue to answer 'no comment' to all questions. E:The solicitor should ask the man if he would like further legal advice. She should advise him that although an adverse inference could be drawn from his silence and his failure to account for the scratches, he should continue to answer 'no comment' to all questions.

2.A man is charged with the murder of his wife. He had discovered that his wife had been having an affair and, when he confronted her about it, she laughed at him and taunted him. She said that he was not actually the father of their children and that she would divorce him and he would not see the children again. The man 'snapped' and lost control. He went to get a knife from the kitchen and stabbed his wife, intending to cause her serious harm. She later dies from the wound.Which of the following statements accurately describes the man's position regarding presenting the defence of loss of control? 选项： A:He has no defence; the actus reus and mens rea for murder are complete and he does not have the grounds to rely on loss of control. He should be advised to plead guilty to murder. B:He may be able to successfully present the defence of loss of control, which is a complete defence and would lead to his acquittal. C:He may be able to successfully present the defence of loss of control, which would lead to his acquittal for murder and instead to a conviction for voluntary manslaughter. D:He has no defence available because he went away to get the knife then came back. The delay means he is not entitled to the defence of loss of control. E:He has no defence available because sexual infidelity cannot form part of the qualifying trigger for the defence of loss of control.

3.A man is working abroad away from his family. While he is away, he contracts, and is diagnosed with, HIV. When he returns home, he does not tell his wife about his HIV status. He does not want to cause any harm but he realises that he will risk infecting her as he continues to haveConsensual unprotected se with her. The man does pass the virus on to his wife.Has the man committed an offence against the person? 选项： A:No, the se ual activity was consensual and so there is no assault on which to base a charge of s20 GBH. B:No, although he has caused serious harm to his wife, he did not intend to do so. C:He is guilty of a battery. He has inﬂicted unlawful force upon his wife as the consent was not informed consent. D:He is guilty of s20 GBH. He has recklessly caused his wife serious bodily harm. E:He is not guilty of an offence against the person as there is no assault on which to base a charge. He will be guilty of a homicide offenceShould she die, and her death is caused by the infection.

4.A man told his neighbor that he was going away for two weeks and asked the neighbor to keep an eye on his house. The neighbor agreed. The man gave the neighbor a key to use to check on the house. The neighbor decided to have a party in the man's house. He invited a number of friends. One friend went into the man's bedroom, took some of the man's rings, and put them in his pocket.

Which of the following is true?

选项： A:

The neighbor and the friend are guilty of burglary.

B:

The neighbor is guilty of burglary and the friend is guilty of larceny.

C:

The neighbor is guilty of trespass and the friend is guilty of larceny.

D:

The friend is guilty of larceny and the neighbor is not guilty of any crime.

5.You are representing a man at interview at the police station. He has been arrested for an offence of grievous bodily harm(GBH). Your advice is for him to provide his explanation in the interview, however, he does not wish to and insists that he wants to say, 'no comment' to all questions asked.Which of the following statements most accurately represents the advice you should provide to the man? 选项： A: You cannot continue to represent him if he refuses to follow your advice and refuses to answer any questions B: You should ensure that he understands the consequence of an adverse inference being drawn. After confirming the same, you should proceed to interview C: You should insist that the man answers most questions put to him in interview but advise him to reply, 'no comment' to the trickier questions D: You should follow the man's instructions and proceed to interview without delay E: You should advise the police that there is no need to interview the man as he has confirmed that he will refuse to answer any questions

6.A defendant is being tried for burglary. He is concerned that his barrister has not convincingly presented his case effectively and fears he might be found guilty.Which of the following best reflects the burden of proof in a criminal trial? 选项： A:The defendant must prove his innocence on the balance of probabilities B:The prosecution must prove guilt by reasonable suspicion. C:The defendant must prove his innocence by clear and convincing evidence. D:The prosecution must prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. E:The defendant must prove his innocence by some credible evidence.

7.A man is the sole beneficial owner of a number of shares held in trust for him by a trust company wholly-owned and controlled by him for the last 15 years. He now decides to instruct the company to transfer the shares to his wife. He instructs you to carry out the transfer. How should you proceed? 选项： A: The man must transfer his equitable interest by way of deed B: As the man only holds an equitable interest in the trust property, his verbal agreement to transfer his interest to his wife is sufficient C: The man must transfer his equitable interest in writing and both he and his wife must sign D: The man must transfer his equitable interest in writing but only he needs to sign E: As the man only holds an equitable interest in the trust of personalty, his verbal agreement to transfer his interest to his wife is sufficient

8.Where was the man when the woman called him 选项： A、He was on his way to where they should meet. B、He was at home. C、He was in his office. D、He was at the main entrance.

9.From the example mentioned in Paragraph 2, what kind of the man is Hawking 选项： A、He is an inflexible man. B、He is a man who admits his mistakes bravely. C、He is a man who always makes mistakes. D、He is a man who is very humorous.

10.A man persuaded his wife to help kill his business partner. The wife agreed to lure the partner to some woods, where the man would be waiting to attack him; however, the wife's car broke down on the day of the plot, so the plan was abandoned. Both the man and his wife have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder.Which option best advises the parties? 选项： A: The man may be charged with conspiracy to commit murder B: The wife may be charged with conspiracy to commit murder C: The man and his wife may be charged with conspiracy to commit murder D: Neither the man nor his wife may be charged with conspiracy to commit murder E: The man and his wife should not be charged with an offence because there was no actus reus present ( i，E，causation)

11.Well, of course, being the sort of man he is-frank, understanding, he said he’s speak to the young man, insist he give you a call. 选项：A、Well, he was so frank and understanding that he insisted that his son should call you. B、Well, since he is frank and understanding, he has promised to make sure his son will call you. C、Well, since he is frank and understanding, he has not promised to make sure his son will call you. D、Well, he was not so frank and understanding that he insisted that his son should call you.

12.He is no less guilty than his wife.

13.Mr Brown was going away for a week. Before he left, he said to his son, "if anyone asks for me, you can tell him that your father has been out for doing something, and will be back in a week, then be sure to ask him to sit down for a cup of tea." "OK, Dad," said his son. But he was afraid his son couldn't remember this, he wrote these words down on a piece of paper and gave it to him. His son put it into his small pocket, took it out and looked at it every now and then. Four days passed, but no one came to see his father. The boy thought that there was no man to come and that the piece of paper was of no more use for him, so he burnt it that evening. The next afternoon, someone knocked at the door. The boy opened it. A man was standing at the door and said, "Where is your father?" The boy put his hand into his pocket at once for the piece of paper. He could not find it. He suddenly remembered he had burnt it, so he shouted, "No more." The man was very surprised. He asked, "No more? I met your father last week. When did it happen?" "Burnt yesterday evening." The man was very surprised because he thought the child's father was dead. 选项： A:T B:F

14.Pico’s Renaissance Man is characterized by the fact that ________. 选项： A:he is proud of himself as a human being; B:he has no “free determination of his own will”; C:he has become “the servant of sin”; D:God has “put all things under his feet”

15.Pico’s Renaissance Man is characterized by the fact that ________. 选项： A:he has no “free determination of his own will”; B:God has “put all things under his feet”; C:he is proud of himself as a human being; D:he has become “the servant of sin”

16.Pico’s Renaissance Man is characterized by the fact that ________. 选项： A、he is proud of himself as a human being B、he has no “free determination of his own will” C、he has become “the servant of sin” D、God has “put all things under his feet”

17.Mr Brown was going away for a week. Before he left, he said to his son, "if anyone asks for me, you can tell him that your father has been out for doing something, and will be back in a week, then be sure to ask him to sit down for a cup of tea." "OK, Dad," said his son. But he was afraid his son couldn't remember this, he wrote these words down on a piece of paper and gave it to him. His son put it into his small pocket, took it out and looked at it every now and then. Four days passed, but no one came to see his father. The boy thought that there was no man to come and that the piece of paper was of no more use for him, so he burnt it that evening. The next afternoon, someone knocked at the door. The boy opened it. A man was standing at the door and said, "Where is your father?" The boy put his hand into his pocket at once for the piece of paper. He could not find it. He suddenly remembered he had burnt it, so he shouted, "No more." The man was very surprised. He asked, "No more? I met your father last week. When did it happen?" "Burnt yesterday evening." The paper was burnt. 选项： A:T B:F

18.A man is on trial for murder. During his police interview, he told the police that he was not involved in the killing, that he had no knowledge of the offence and also told them the identity of the victim; but could not remember where he was at the time of the murder. During his examination-in-chief, he told the jury that he was at a friend's house watching a film at the time of the murder. He also stated that he was confident that his friend would confirm this.Which of the following directions is the most appropriate for the judge to provide to the jury on drawing an adverse inference from his failure to provide the details of his alibi witness to the police? 选项： A:You may draw an adverse inference and convict him on the strength of his failure to provide the details of his alibi witness. B:You must draw an adverse inference if you think it is fair and proper to do so. C:You cannot draw an adverse inference if you think the other prosecution evidence against him is weak. D:You need to draw an adverse inference if you conclude that he could have been expected to provide the details of his alibi when he was interviewed by the police. E:You may draw an adverse inference if you conclude that that he could not provide an alibi in his interview that would stand up to scrutiny.

19.Being a hardworking young man, he is admired by all his fellow workers.这句话相当于以下哪一句话？选项： A:Although he is a hardworking young man, he is admired by all his fellow workers.; B:Because he is a hardworking young man, he is admired by all his fellow workers.; C:If he is a hardworking young man, he is admired by all his fellow workers.; D:When he is a hardworking young man, he is admired by all his fellow workers.

20.On the basis of the sufficient evidence in our possession we _________ that he is guilty.