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CRIMINAL CASES Speaking B1+/B2
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Why do some criminal cases become global stories while others are quickly forgotten?
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Do you think the line between education and entertainment in true crime is becoming blurred?
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Should old criminal cases be reopened when new evidence appears, even after many years?
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Do you think modern technology has made it easier to solve crimes—or easier to commit them?
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Why are people often more interested in extreme crimes than in everyday criminal behaviour?
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Can studying criminal cases make society more empathetic or more judgmental?
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Should people involved in famous criminal cases be allowed to profit from their stories?
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Should graphic details be removed from true crime stories?
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Why do unsolved criminal cases attract so much attention?
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Do you think people sometimes sympathise too much with criminals?
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Can studying criminal cases improve critical thinking skills?
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Should true crime content focus more on education than entertainment?
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How important is evidence compared to public opinion?
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Is justice always fair in high-profile criminal cases?
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Do you think public opinion can affect court decisions?
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Why do some criminal cases stay in public memory for years?
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Do famous criminal cases change laws or legal procedures?
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Can studying criminal minds improve rehabilitation?
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Should we try to understand criminals, even if their actions are extreme?
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Can understanding a criminal’s motives help reduce crime?
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Do you think criminals are born or made? Explain.
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Is curiosity about crime natural or unhealthy?
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Can studying criminal cases make people more fearful?
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Do you think society focuses too much on criminals and not enough on victims?
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Should the victims’ families have a say in how cases are presented in the media?
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Is it ethical to turn real crimes into entertainment?
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Do criminal cases help us understand social problems? How?
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Why is it important to analyse past criminal cases?
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Can studying crimes help prevent similar crimes in the future?
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What can we learn about human behaviour from criminal cases?
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Why do schools or universities study famous criminal cases?
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Should there be limits on how criminal cases are shown in the media?
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How can media influence the public’s opinion about a criminal case?
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Do you think the media sometimes makes criminals too famous?
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Can true crime content help people understand how the justice system works?
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Why do you think true crime podcasts and documentaries are so popular?
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Do you think watching or reading about crimes can be educational?
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What types of crimes are people most curious about?
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Do you prefer fictional crime stories or real-life criminal cases? Why?
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Why do you think people are so interested in real criminal stories?
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