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1. Where can you appeal to first if you lose a crown court case?

The Court of Appeal

The High Court

The Supreme Court

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2. Which of the following is a remedy available under the civil law?

Death

Imprisonment

Damages

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3. A person who commences a civil action is called?

Plaintiff

Appellant

Claimant

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4. Which is the final appeal court in the UK?

The Court of Appeal

The Supreme Court

The High Court

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5. Which type of law is concerned with the function and operation of government organizations?

Public Law

Private Law

Common Law

Equity

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6. Choose the correct statement from the following.

The aim of the criminal law is to punish the offenders

The aim of the criminal law is to ensure that the will of majority is imposed upon the minority

The aim of the criminal law is to provide a means whereby injured persons may obtain compensation.

The aim of the criminal law is to regulate behaviour within society by the threat of punishment.

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7. Select the CORRECT statement regarding Tribunals.

A tribunal can make inconsistent decisions as it is not bound by the doctrine of judicial precedent.

A tribunal can be highly intimidating and has strict rules relating to evidence.

A much slower process of decision making.

The case may not be heard by a specialist in that particular area.

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8. Coco claims that Ben owns him £5000 as a result of breach of contract. In which court will Coco commence her action against Ben?

Supreme court

High court

Crown court

County court

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9. Which of the following tracks of civil law system is incorrect?

Multi track case

Slow track case

Fast track case

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10. Choose the correct answer

(i) Crown courts are found in civil law.

(ii) Crown courts are found in criminal law.

(l) is correct and (ll) is incorrect.

(l) is incorrect and (ll) is correct.

Both (l) and (ll) are correct.

Both (l) and (ll) are incorrect.

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11. Which of the following parties is associated in a criminal law case?

Defendant

Claimant

Prosecutor

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12. Which of the following decisions bind the Magistrates’ court?

The decisions of Supreme court

The decisions of Court of Appeal

The decisions of Divisional court

The decisions of Family Court

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13. Which ONE of the following statements is correct regarding judicial precedent?

The court of appeal is bound by judgements of the Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court.

The court of appeal is bound by judgements of the Chancery Division of the High court.

The court of appeal is bound by judgements of the Supreme court.

The court of appeal is bound by judgements of the Family Division of the High court.

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14. Choose the correct statement regarding Courts.

Not bound by the judicial precedent.

Legal aid is not required and it’s a cheaper process.

Less intimidating and a slower process.

Less formal, expensive and makes consistent decisions.

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15. When a claim of £9000 is received, to which of the following tracks would it be allocated for hearing?

Fast track

Slow track

Small track

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16. Which of the following is not a private law?

Criminal law

Contract law

Civil law

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17. Select from the below which is not one of the three divisions of the High Court.

Chancery Division

County Division

Queen’s Bench Division

Family Division

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18. The Queen’s Bench Division hears cases involving which of the following matters?

Matrimonial cases

Adoption of children

Contract cases

Murder cases

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19. Which of the following correctly applies to the standard of proof in a criminal case?

On the balance of certainty

It lies with the prosecution

It must be proved beyond reasonable doubt

It must be proved on the balance of probabilities

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20. Pick the TWO correct statements regarding criminal law.

A specific party suffers as a result of the law being broken.

The community as a whole suffers as a result of the law being broken.

The burden of proof to convict the accused rests with the claimant.

The burden of proof to convict the accused rests with the prosecution.

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21. Which two of the following offenses would be heard by a Magistrates’ court?

Summary

Hybrid

Indictable

Triable either way

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