¿Cuánto sabes de INGLÉS? Palabras relacionadas con un JUICIO

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

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[@PabloG.ATOCHA]

Ok

[@luisvalle4063]

Excelente ... maravilloso toda esta informacion ,, muchas gracias

[@rolandodavila603]

Exelente lección , siempre consigo engrandecer mi bocavulario aqui siguiendo a tan digno profesor . Gracias Carlos 🎉 .

[@joseamador7875]

Excelente video,sigas haciendo estos tipos de vídeos de un tema en específico son de mucha utilidad para m.

[@alexsocop]

¡Mil gracias por tu contenido!

[@lilianamendoza61]

Hola profe Carlos, excelente clase, me gusta mucho este tipo de videos gracias🤩😜🌻. Linda tarde y bendiciones🙏 ... ya checo su nuevo vídeo en su otro canal 🐞🐞🐞

[@fredylopez2477]

"Overruled" = NO ha lugar o denegada. "Sustained"= HA lugar o aceptada.

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi profe, how's it goin' ?. Profe this was an excellent video 'cause I learned new vocabulary. I know some terms but I learned some new ones that I didn't know how to say in English.

[@HamletMacbeth]

Me encanta esto de especializar las clases

[@marsella213]

Very useful video. Thank you!

[@magomagenta.]

Muy interesante...

[@marthaelvirachavezalanis6593]

Excelente

[@jonhblack100]

it congratulation him ,great class

[@alexguerrero9255]

Congrats this video is brilliant, You ought to make a second , third part of this kind of English for law . We expect another English for law videos very soon.

[@hugonoble]

excelente video me sorprende saber que hay cosas que uno cree que sabe pero en realidad no la sabes. y por lo de trum me gustaria compartir un frase: the bullet missed him by a hair's breadth.

[@lorenzorodriguez292]

Haz mas videos asi por favor

[@vanildesribeirodasilva1926]

❤😂🌟✨💫🇪🇸

[@marycarreon9162]

🙂👏👏

[@ruxbl8673]

The accused was acquired

[@fredylopez2477]

Profe, just one more question, do you happen to know ?. - What are the requirements to be selected a juror or to be called jury duty ?. And WHO selects them or call them ?. Thanks in advance for the answers profe 👍.

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

You just have to be a citizen older than 18, not convicted of a felony. I was summoned for jury duty probably 7 times. They pick you at random. You attend a meeting at the court where the potential jurors are waiting in case they are called to be assigned to a case. If they call you, you'll be asked a lot of questions by the attorneys from a certain case. If they feel you are ideal to be a juror for their case, you are selected (as you can imagine, most people don't want to be part of a jury so they play dumb when it comes to answer their questions). I was part of a jury once. The trial lasted 5 days, 5 hours each day. I didn't like the experience. I'll probably make a video telling that story in detail.

[@alexguerrero9255]

Yes, go ahead and make it. It will be great

[@fredylopez2477]

​@@EnSimplesPalabras Thank you very much for the explanation profe now I've already got an idea what it's like to be part of a jury 👍.

[@fredylopez2477]

"Not guilty" can also be translated as "inocente" or "innocent", right profe ?.

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

Yes.

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi profe, it's me again, just two more questions profe that I forgot to ask you; - What happens if you don't accept to be part of a jury ?. And. - Who calls and appoints you to be part of a jury ?. Thanks in advance again for answering.

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

The state you're living in sends you a letter. It's mandatory and you should go to court on the appointed day. There must be a way of letting them know that you can't attend. One way to avoid being picked is by answering stupid answers to their questions. They want to select the smartest people.

[@fredylopez2477]

​@@EnSimplesPalabras Thanks a lot for answering profe and for clearing up. And do you go to jail or prison if you don't accept ?, without answering stupid answers to their questions. Thanks in advance again for answering profe. 👍.

[@andresbcrr]

profe podria explicar cual es la mejor manera de aprender ingles ? Lo que yo hago es pasar todas las diapositivas a un onenote asi cuando no me acuerdo de algo la busco en el buscador del onenote. Lo otro diferente que hago es anotar todas las palabras que no se en un cuaderno y bueno muchos aconsejan escribir las palabras en anki y repasarlas de vez en cuando. He escuchado tambien que uno tiene que volver a repasar vocabulario cada 3 meses. Estoy pensando escribir un listado de palabras es lo que mejor se me da creo.

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

Parece una pregunta muy basica, pero tienes razon, es muy importante. Muchos no sabemos por donde empezar. Puedo hacer un video explicando mi estilo.

[@fredylopez2477]

Profe, in the example: - "After spending 2 years in JAIL, he was released on parole". Shouldn't it be ?. - "After spending 2 years in PRISON , he was released on parole". # I understand that PRISON is the place where they put you when you were sentenced. # A JAIL is the place where they put you while they decide whether you go to a trial or not. Or, Am I wrong profe ?. Thanks in advance for answering. 👍.

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

Technically yes, it should be "in prison". But people sometimes use both "jail" and "prison" interchangeably.

[@fredylopez2477]

​@@EnSimplesPalabras Thanks for clearing up profe. 👍.

[@douglasstanoriosuna6859]

Muy buen video, alguien sabe lo que quiere decir denegado o denegada

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

No conceder lo que se pide.

[@PabloG.ATOCHA]

Profe ud conocía esas palabras en realidad. ? O son solo para los videos que las busca..............

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

Bueno, la mayoria de palabras aunque parezcan rebuscadas, son muy comunes cuando se habla de este tema.

[@andresbcrr]

Profe como se dice hace rato que no te veo, será it's been a while since I don't see you?

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

Todos lo dicen de esta forma corta: Long time no see. Esta es la manera que practicamente todos usan. Suena como un ingles mal hablado, pero se ha vuelto un clasico.

[@fredylopez2477]

You could also say and I think it's a little bit more correct: "It's been a long time (a while) SINCE I LAST SAW YOU". I think the expression "I don't see you" doesn't fit.

[@fredylopez2477]

I'm a little confused profe, I undertand that the ONLY function of the grand jury is to declare whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty according to evidence and in the example you texted: -Él fue ACUSADO formalmente por el GRAN JURADO de malversación de fondos. = He was INDICTED by the GRAND JURY for embezzlement. Are ACCUSING and INDICTING other functions of the Grand Jury ?.

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

The grand jury only decides if a case proceeds. Then, a trial follows. At the trial, another jury will decide the fate of the defendant.

[@fredylopez2477]

​@@EnSimplesPalabras Oh, ok, so there are two different juries, thanks for clearing up profe. 👍.

[@ruxbl8673]

Perdón pero usan spanenglish - en el google diccionario es diferente -absuelto is squired

[@fredylopez2477]

Perdón pero creo que lo correcto es; Acquitted = absuelto o libre de culpa.

[@amadoarteaga6374]

Excelente