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Self-Defense Claim: Preparing for Court

Arabic ↔ EnglishLegal12 segments ≈296 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Solicitor (speaking English) and 客户 (speaking Arabic) talk through “Self-Defense Claim: Preparing for Court”. You interpret both ways — English into Arabic, and Arabic into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Solicitor

Marwan, before we look at the CCTV, walk me through exactly what happened when that man grabbed your arm outside the Coogee Bay Hotel.

SEGMENT 2 · ARABIC · 30 WORDS
Client

لقد أمسك بذراعي فجأة وبقوة، فدفعته بعيدًا لأحمي نفسي، ولم أقصد إطلاقًا أن يسقط على الأرض بتلك الطريقة.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 27 WORDS
Solicitor

That description supports a self-defense argument, but you must show your response was reasonable, not excessive. Your hearing is Thursday at ten at Downing Centre Local Court.

SEGMENT 4 · ARABIC · 28 WORDS
Client

سيدة بينيت، إذا كان علي الحضور يوم الخميس، هل يمكن أن يؤثر ذلك على عملي إن اضطررت لأخذ إجازة؟

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Solicitor

You'll likely need one day of unpaid leave, unless your employer lets you use annual leave instead; the hearing shouldn't run past midday.

SEGMENT 6 · ARABIC · 27 WORDS
Client

شكرًا لتوضيح ذلك. لكن ماذا عن الإفادة التي قدمتها للشرطة سابقًا، هل يمكن أن تُستخدم ضدي في المحكمة؟

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 21 WORDS
Solicitor

NSW Police have your statement on file; it matches the CCTV timeline, which strengthens your self-defense claim rather than weakening it.

SEGMENT 8 · ARABIC · 22 WORDS
Client

هذا يريحني كثيرًا. هل هناك شهود آخرون كانوا في الحانة ورأوا ما حدث تلك الليلة؟

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Solicitor

Three witnesses from the bar gave statements supporting your account, so the prosecution's case now isn't as strong as it first appeared.

SEGMENT 10 · ARABIC · 25 WORDS
Client

فهمت جيدًا. هل يجب أن أرتدي شيئًا معينًا يوم الخميس، وهل سيُطلب مني التحدث أمام القاضي؟

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 21 WORDS
Solicitor

Wear something neat and professional, arrive by nine-thirty for a quick briefing, and don't speak unless the magistrate asks you directly.

SEGMENT 12 · ARABIC · 26 WORDS
Client

شكرًا جزيلاً يا سيدة بينيت، سأحضر الساعة التاسعة والنصف كما طلبتِ، ولن أتحدث إلا إذا سألني القاضي مباشرة.

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