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3.Moscow is a great industrial,culturial and scientific centre of the world and a city of students as well.More than 620.000 students study at its higner educational establishments and 1.200.000 at techbical and general secondary schools.The oldest of the higner educational institutions are Lomonosov Moscow State University,the Bauman Higner Technical College and the First Medical institute.
4.The constructions of the new building of Moscow University began in 1949 and on September I. 1953 18,000 students began their studies in the new building.Moscow University has 15 faculites with over 30 thousand students.including correspondence students.
5.Old Moscow was a city with narrow,crooked streets.Moscow today is a city of broad,clean squares and streets.The city has numerous modern industrial enterprises.Moscow plants and factores send products to all pars of our country and to many countries abroad.Moscow products enjoy a good repulation on the world market.

Criminal Justice
It is the law courts that are to administer criminal justice in England. Perhaps, criminal trial in the law courts of England is not so different from criminal trials in Europe. Still, it is interesting to note that in England newspapers mustn’t describe the accused as the “thief”, or the “murderer”; he is “the accused”, or “the defendant”, or “the prisoner”. Here is a description of a criminal trial in England. First, the counsel for the prosecution tells the court what he is going to prove by evidence in his opening statement. Then he calls his witnesses. These persons can say what they know in answers to questions, so the examination of witnesses is very important. Then, the counsel for the defense is to defend the prisoner. He calls his witnesses. The judge can interfere if any of the questions are unfair. Every counsel may examine a witness of the opposite side. This is the cross-examination.
The law of evidence is very strict. Every witness must swear an oath (sometimes with his hand on the Bible) “to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth”. A witness is to give evidence in a special “witness box”. A witness may tell only what he himself considers to be true. There can be no “hearsay” evidence at the trial. When the examination of the witnesses is over, counsels for both sides make further speeches. Then the judge is to sum up. After that he asks the jurors to consider their verdict. The members of the jury have to decide only the questions of fact. Questions of the law are for the judge. So, the jury retires to a private room to consider a verdict, i.e. to find the prisoner “guilty” or “not guilty”. In English law courts the judge may know the prisoner’s past record of crime, if there is any, only after the verdict. This should help the judge to pass the just sentence – more or less severe.