E.T. I . J .EQUIPO DE TRABAJO EN INGLÉS

JURÍDICODRA/ PROF. ADELA PÉREZ DEL VISO

LIC. MAURICIO MUÑOZ LUNA.AYUDANTE ALUMNA DANIELA ZAVALA.

PRESENTACION CURSOS DE INGLES JURÍDICO

ORIGEN DE LOS CURSOS:ILEC- C.E.LEGAL

ORIGEN DE LOS CURSOS

DESCRIPCION DEL CURSO DE I.J.• CRITERIOS GENERALES: **Nivel intermedio o superior de inglés. **Dos horas semanales. Para los estudiantes: curso optativo de la currícula. **Desarrollo de las cuatro habilidades. **Se lleva a cabo evaluación contínua, más un examen por unidad.**Posibles tópicos a abordar: a) Introducción al inglés legal. b) Contratos. c) Derecho internacional público y privado. d) Derechos intelectuales. e) Derechos reales. f) Sociedades. g) Tort law. h) Derecho laboral.

ALGUNAS FOTOS DE NUESTROS CURSOS

(2012/2015)

ALGUNAS FOTOS DE NUESTROS CURSOS

(2012/2015)

RAZONES PARA ESTUDIAR INGLES JURIDICO

• Mejora el perfil profesional del abogado • Preparación para el servicio exterior.• Becas• Esencial para la investigación en cursos de

posgrado y especializaciones.• Conocer derecho comparado• Pasantías en el exterior• Fuente de trabajo en nuestro país.• Mejora el manejo del español jurídico.• Cursos en academias • Just for fun

RAZONES PARA ESTUDIAR

INGLES JURIDICO

BECAS

RAZONES SERVICIO EXTERIOR

RAZONES PARA ESTUDIAR

INGLES JURIDICO

INTERNSHIPS (PASANTÍAS)

RAZONES MEJORA EL PERFIL PROFESIONAL DEL ABOGADO

RAZONES PARA ESTUDIAR

INGLES JURIDICO

INVESTIGACIÓN-

POSGRADOS

MARBURY V. MADISON

DUE DILIGENCE

ILO CONVENTIONS

RAZONES PARA ESTUDIAR

INGLES JURIDICOPOSIBILIDADES DE

TRABAJAR EN NUESTRO PAIS

RAZONES ESTUDIAR I. JURIDICO EN UNA ACADEMIA DEL

EXTERIOR STUDY AT AN ENGLISH ACADEMY

… OR sit for the TOLES EXAM.

OBJETIVOS DE NUESTROS CURSOS• Que el alumno aprenda a escribir cartas y memos

en inglés jurídico.• Que el alumno pueda diferenciar los sistemas

legales anglosajón y «continental». • Que el alumno aprenda algunas instituciones

legales características de los sistemas anglosajones. • Que el alumno aprenda las características

principales del Inglés legal como género.

SOME LEGAL ENGLISH FEATURES

** TRANSPARENT WORDS / FALSE FRIENDS. ** LATIN AND FRENCH EXPRESSIONS** LONG SENTENCES w.o. CONNECTORS.** COMPOUND WORDS (HEREIN/ HEREINAFTER).

LET´S PRACTICE

•TRANSPARENT WORDS •FALSE FRIENDS•LEGAL LATIN

TRANSPARENT WORDS

• Verdict: In Spanish, it means: «……………………»• Ex: The jury rendered the verdict this morning.

false friends – MAGISTRATE

• Noun 1. a civil officer charged with the administration of the law. • 2. a minor judicial officer, as a justice of the

peace or the judge of a police court, having jurisdiction to try minor criminal cases and to conduct preliminary examinations of persons charged with serious crimes.

false friends – EXPERT WITNESS

• n. a person who is a specialist in a subject, often technical, who may present his/her expert opinion without having been a witness to any occurrence relating to the lawsuit or criminal case

false friends – LAW / ACT

• 1. Act is a legal document (in written form) passed by a legislator to regulate certain area of social behaviour. It is one of the sources of law.

The word statute is often use to refer to act as well.

2. Law is generally a system of rules of behaviour covering all sources of law (including acts).

false friends – CONSIDERATION

• Something of value given by both parties to a contract that induces them to enter into the agreement to exchange mutual performances.• Consideration is an essential element for the

formation of a contract. It may consist of a promise to perform a desired act or a promise to refrain from doing an act that one is legally entitled to do.

false friends – ASSIGNMENT

• An assignment (Latin cessio) is a term used with similar meanings in the law of contracts and in the law of real estate. In both instances, it encompasses the transfer of rights held by one party—the assignor—to another party—the assignee.[1] The details of the assignment determines some additional rights and liabilities (or duties).

IDIOMS AND PROVERBS

•There are a number of fixed expressions, idioms and proverbs revolving the world of the legal English. Here there are some examples…

NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAW

• The proverb could be used to justify the behaviour of a man who steals food to keep his wife and family from starving. As Cervantes wrote in Don Quixote: ‘Necessity urges desperate measures”

POSSESION IS NINE POINTS OF THE LAW

• We use this to mean that even though full legal right to a thing has not been established, he who is in possession of it has a far greater right to it than has everybody else.

SOME OTHER EXPRESSIONS

• Law makers should not be law breakers

• Law catches flies and lets hornets go free.

• Laws were made to be broken

• Every law has ita loophole

JOKES AND CARTOONS

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