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March 2019

25 Mar 2019

E69 – A Criminal Trial in the Crown Court (Monologue)

Study Legal English Word of the week To affirm

20 Mar 2019

E68 – A Criminal Trial in the Magistrates’ Court (Monologue)

Study Legal English Word of the week To Arraign

13 Mar 2019

E67 – Before a Criminal Trial – The Pre-trial Hearing (Monologue)

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March 2019

E69 – A Criminal Trial in the Crown Court (Monologue)

Word of the Week: To Affirm

E68 – A Criminal Trial in the Magistrates’ Court (Monologue)

Word of the Week: To Arraign

E67 – Before a Criminal Trial – The Pre-trial Hearing (Monologue)

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