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(Updated on 30/03/2011)

 


Related pages :

UK RIOTS

Police (UK) + Scotland Yard + Police (US) + Police (UK - History) + Torture
+ Death penalty
+ Death penalty (US) + US. GANGS

+ Violence + TV series

 

Cliparts and Photos :

 

 

Crime scene
(leelofland.com)

 

 

See Flashcards, Cliparts and Photos (Violence)

 

 

 

Handcuffs
He is handcuffed
(1.bp.blogspot.com)

 

Police lineup photos
et images
(fotosearch.fr)

 

 

Un détenu pédale sur un vélo relié à une dynamo
"pour produire de l'électricité
dans la prison de Makati, Philippines,
le 7 juillet 2010."
(20minutes.fr)

 


A coroner
(best-of-web.com)

 


A fast response car
(wikimedia.org)

 

Crime - cliparts
(dir.coolclips.com)

 

Crime scene
 (clipartguide.com)

 

Police riot squad
(No link)

 
British bobby
(gototem.com)
Policeman :
whistling
(previews.nvtech.com)


British bobby
on patrol near
Parliament buildings


(No link)

 
British Police
Range Rover
(users.swing.be)

 

Crimes

 

Crime scene
(clipartheaven.com)

Crime
(istockphoto.com)

Print identification
(fotosearch.com)
- UPDATED


Footprints
(scholastic.com)

 

Fingerprint


Voiceprint
(ewh.ieee.org)

 


Speech recognition
(ewh.ieee.org)

 

Conversational speech
(ewh.ieee.org)


Eye scan
(lasikeyecentres.com)

 

GPS
(merl.com)

Radar
(pic.geocities.com)


Surveillance camera
(cartoonstock.com)

 


Forensics - a poster
(pub.ac.za)

 

Forensic Science
(captainscience.com)

 

  • Idem (wethersfieldct.com)

 

Vocabulary :

  • Crime Scene Investigation – Part 2
    "The difference between a murder and a homicide... and the difference between a crime scene and the scene of the crime."
    (leelofland.com)
  • The term perp walk 
    "is an American slang term which refers to the police practice of intentionally parading an arrested suspect (or "perp", short for "perpetrator") through a public place so that the media may observe and record the event.
    The suspect is typically handcuffed or otherwise restrained, and is often dressed in prison garb...
    A perp walk can be used with intentional disregard for the privacy of a suspect for the purpose of bolstering the image of law enforcement or to humiliate a suspect. Perp walks are often done to politicians or businesspeople accused of white-collar crimes (whose reputations may be susceptible to damage by public spectacle)."
    (Wikipedia)

  • A police lineup (in American English) or identity parade (in British English)
    "is a process by which a crime victim or witness's putative identification of a suspect is confirmed to a level that can count as evidence at trial.
    The suspect, along with several other individuals (called "fillers" or "foils") of similar height, complexion and build (these can be prisoners, actors
    or volunteers) stand both facing and in profile. This is sometimes done in a special room which includes details like a height measurement grade on
    the wall to aid identifying the person's height. The person making the identification views from behind a one-way mirror or similar protection to
    guarantee the suspect identified by the witness cannot know the identity of the witness.    "
    (Wikipedia)

    Police lineup photos et images (fotosearch.fr)


  • An attorney at law (or attorney-at-law) in the United States
    "is a practitioner in a court of law who is legally qualified to prosecute and defend actions in such court on the retainer of clients.
    Alternative terms include counselor (or counsellor-at-law) and lawyer."
    (Wikipedia)

    defense attorney 
    1) the attorney representing the defendant in a lawsuit or criminal prosecution.
    2) a lawyer who regularly represents defendants who have insurance and who is chosen by the insurance company.
    3) a lawyer who regularly represents criminal defendants.
    Attorneys who regularly represent clients in actions for damages are often called "plaintiff's attorneys."
    (See: defendant, plaintiff's attorney)
    (legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com)

  • Forensic test kits (meditests.com)

 

  • Mystery vocabulary : Flashcards + Definitions + Pronunciation
    Created by Mina AÏT'MBARK (Ac. Besançon)

  • Not Nice People : traitor - foe - robber - criminal - crook

  • Crime words - a list
    (teresalevel4.posterous.com)

 

  • Mystery Vocabulary Worksheet - a list of words with definitions :
    alibi / clue / deduction / evidence / red herring / sleuth / suspects / witness
    (mysterynet.com)

 

  • Life imprisonment or life incarceration
    "is a sentence of imprisonment for a serious crime, often for most or even all of the criminal's remaining life, but in fact for a period which varies between jurisdictions: many countries have a maximum possible period of time (usually 7 to 50 years) a prisoner may be incarcerated, or require the possibility of parole after a set amount of time."
    (Wikipedia)

 

 

  • Police (Fact Monster Dictionary)
  • Police in British, Canadian and American (telus.net)
  • Policeman (The Free Dictionary) - definition and synonyms
  • Detective (The Free Dictionary) - definition and synonyms
  • Convict (Fact Monster Dictionary)
  • Prisoner (The Free Dictionary) - definition and synonyms
  • Prison in British, Canadian and American (telus.net)
  • Jail (Fact Monster Dictionary)
    - voir aussi jailbird / jailbreak / jail delivery / jailer / jailhouse / jailhouse lawyer
  • Prison (Fact Monster Encyclopedia)

 

Listening :

  • Police (new & USEFUL) scanners - LINK + AUDIO
    "Police in England are to use laser scanners at the scene of serious road accidents, so they can clear crashes more quickly.
    The new technology saves officers' time, by making a 3D image of the site."
    (sabironlangues.typepad.fr)

 

  • We're Being Watched! - LIEN MODIFIE
    "Youth Radio's Orlando Campbell lives in the city of San Francisco California, where government officials have installed surveillance cameras to try
    and lower the city's crime rates. Officials have also decided to ban "so-called gang members" from neighborhoods known for violence.
    Orlando does not feel either will help lower crime rates in his city he believes it's just a way to profile young minorities."
    (youthradio.org)

 

 

INTERACTIVE exercises :

 

  • Crimes - a word list and interactive activities (manythings.org)
  • Crime and Criminals - English vocabulary exercise - interactive (eclecticenglish.com)


  • Police aux USA - multiple choice exercise
    (Ac. Caen)
  • London Prisons: "Time for Roll Call!" -
    "historical questions about the various London correctional institutions"
    (funtrivia.com)
  • The Tower of London - "Test your knowledge of this beautiful, ancient building."
    (funtrivia.com)

 

  • Prisons (funtrivia.com)
    "Match each prison or correctional institute with the state in which it is located.
    Some of the prisons listed are no longer in use.
  • Getting out - (channelone.com)
    "Click the buttons to get the facts on 10 U.S. prisons, and test your prison knowledge quiz."
  • The mystery of the body by the side of the road -
    "Incident Report : A young man is found injured in a ditch. What happened to him? Can you solve the mystery?"
    (bgfl.org)

 

 

Exercises TO PRINT :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lesson plans :

  • FBI investigates...A Strange Flashlight
    "Follow a case from start to finish as it makes its way through various units of the FBI Laboratory." 
    - the crime
    - initial response
    - the investigation
    - laboratory results
    (fbi.gov)

 

 

 

  • Scotland Yard's 178th anniversary : September 29, 2007 - CLASSROOM ACTIVITY (readwritethink.org)

  • Paris Hilton returns to jail - a lesson plan
    (Breaking News English)

  • Capsules de formation (Commission Scolaire de Montreal)
    Grammar - Make video exercise - Quests - Crime scene investigation...

  • London police shoot to kill (breakingnewsenglish.com)
    - a lesson plan with "a news article, listening (MP3 file), communication activities, pair work, discussion, reading and vocabulary exercises."
    "The killing is a first for London, where police officers do not carry guns..."
    + harder lesson

  • Jail possible for Russell Crowe
    - a lesson plan with "a news article, listening (MP3 file), communication activities, pair work, discussion, reading and vocabulary exercises." (breakingnewsenglish.com)

 

Debates :

 

INTERACTIVE games :

 

 

 

 

 

  • Play this interactive game to discover what you shouldn't do if you don't want a thief to visit your house.
    (Discovery Channel)
    - Site indiqué par Christine Reymond dans     INFONEWS