IELTS Speaking Part 1 Law Question and Answers

In this document, you will find sample answers to the IELTS Speaking part 1 questions about the law. It is not difficult to get a band 9 score on the IELTS Speaking test, use descriptive words, and idioms, and be clear in your conversation.

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Law Question and Answers 

1. Why do you think law and order are important?

I think, in order to uphold an ideology that binds a society together, law and order are crucial and vital. It outlines a set of behaviors and standards with one must follow in order to be included in a civilized society that respects the rights of others.

2. Should laws be more universal?

No, I don't believe that the laws should be any more global than they already are. The reason for this is that people around the world follow diverse moral standards, religious beliefs, and cultural values, so attempting to push them to follow some supposedly universal laws would backfire.

3. Is there any law you think is too strict? [Why?/Why not?]

Yes, I do believe that the death penalty is permitted by too tight of legislation. But on the other hand, just because a law is strict doesn't mean it's always harmful. Instead, it might be advantageous for a society's long-term well-being, particularly when crime rates rise and tough regulations are in place to protect citizens' rights.

4. What do people in your country generally think about obeying laws?

Given the abundance of issues and challenging circumstances that my country's citizens regularly face, I would say that most of the population observes the law. However, both media and television regularly feature crime reports related to traffic violations, sexual harassment, and school violence.

5. Do people like being police officers in your country?

Because being a police officer puts you in a position of authority, I guess this career is still in demand. Although I have no idea how well it pays, I have never heard a police officer complain about their income, so it must be fair.

6. Why do some people prefer to be a lawyer?

Some people choose to practice law because they want to make sure that everyone is treated fairly and with justice. They could want to defend the rights of others and make sure that everyone has an equal opportunity to defend their acts. Also, because of the potential for fame and wealth, some people chose this line of work.