Use the words in the box to fill in the blanks. Write the corresponding Letter A-K on the Answer Sheet.The combination of professionals and lay people in the judicial system is felt to be desirable in Britain. The judges are professionals and they must have been practicing in the legal profession as a 1) _____ or solicitor for a certain number of years before being appointed a judge. However, 2) _____ and the public serving on a jury have no professional training in the law.In criminal 3) _____ by jury, the jury decides the issue of guilt or innocence. After considering the 4) _____ thoroughly, the jury usually reach a unanimous decision of either guilty or not guilty. If the jury 5) _____ is not guilty, the accused is 6) _____ and free to leave the court.If the accused is 7) _____, the judge decides the level of punishment. If the offence is not very severe, the punishment like 8) _____ may be delivered which can last between 6 months and 3 years; if the offender fails to comply with the order or commits another offence during this period, he or she can be brought before the court again. The most severe punishment in Britain is life 9) _____ which may be given for example to a person guilty of murder or 10) _____.