Translate the sentences with the Infinitive as an attribute.

1. Patrol officers have the power to arrest, but they may also decide not to arrest.
2. The officer must be sure that the person to be arrested was the offender.
3. There was another witness who had something to say.
4. The evidence to be transported must be packed carefully.
5. The decision to arrest is a key part of apprehension process.
6. Latent prints to be found at a crime scene can be obtained from guns, shoes, shirts and other objects.
7. She knew she was not guilty and there was nothing to be afraid of.
8. Citizens do not have the authority to enforce the law.
9. Police officers have the power to deprive people of their liberty, to correct them, to take them into custody and use force to control them.
10. Bail is a sum of money or property to be presented to the court by the defendant in order to get a pretrial release.
11. There were some papers to be signed by the suspect.
12. She used her right to make a call.
13. The witnesses to be interviewed are waiting for the investigator.
14. The laws of most states also recognize the rights to defend others from attack, to protect property and to prevent crime.
15. The first thing to do is to search the scene.

Infinitive Constructions

Complex Object

Noun (Common Case) + (to) Infinitive Pronoun (Objective Case)

13. Complex Object with to-Infinitive is used after:

b)	to allow	разрешать
	to ask for	просить
	to command to order	приказывать

Bare Infinitive (without to) is used after:

d)	to feel	чувствовать
	to have	просить, поручать.
	to hear	слышать
	to let	позволять
	to make	заставлять
	to notice	замечать
	to see	видеть
	to observe to watch	наблюдать

Note: After this group of verbs Passive Infinitive is not used. Complex Object with Participle I (Passive) or Participle II is used instead.