Mrs George is a witness to the robbery. The judge is questioning her. Complete the dialogue with the answers given below

Notes: witness – свідок

robbery – грабіж

inscription – напис

wig – перука

Judge: Now, Mrs George, you saw the shop robbery, didn’t you?

Mrs George: Yes, I did.

- Did you see a man?

- Can you see that man in the courtroom?

- Was he alone when he went into the shop?

- Look around the court. Can you see that woman?

- Now look at the man and woman again. This is very important. Are you absolutely sure about them?

- Mrs George, what was the man wearing when he went into the shop?

- Look at the bags on the table. Can you see it?

- Do you remember anything about the woman?

- How do you know that it was a wig?

- Which of the wigs on the table?

- Thank you, Mrs George.

Mrs George’s answers:

- Yes. A red coat and a blond wig.

- Yes, that’s the man I saw.

- Absolutely.

- I don’t remember everything… but I remember his grey coat and a large black bag.

- That’s right. I saw him when he came into the shop and when he came out.

- On the left, with short blond curly hair.

- Yes, that woman over there.

- It fell off when she was running to the car.

- No, he was with a woman.

- The large black bag with the golden inscription.

Why does the judge ask such detailed questions?

Now speak about the case as 1) a judge; 2) Mrs George 3) one of the robbers .

IV. WRITING

Prepare a report on the route of a criminal or civil case from the lowest court to the highest one in the UK.