Lecture 1 Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of law

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Criminal, civil and administrative law

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What is criminal law

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Laws put in. Place to protect individuals’ safety

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What is civil law

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Laws between individuals and the state/ organisations

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What if administrative law

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Type if crib I’ll law that regulates public bodies and their decision making

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What are the 2 courts and their differences

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Crown court and magistrates. Magistrates is less serious offence presented in front of 3 magistrates and crown is for more serious offences in front of a judge and a jury

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What is the process for making a new law

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-An idea occurs
-The idea is turned into a policy discussing the pros and the cons of the idea
-The policy is turned into a green paper with a consultant
-Green paper turned into a white paper
- white paper is brought to parliament

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How does a white paper end up getting royal ascent

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It enters the House of Lords/ commons where it undergoes:
- first reading -
- Second reading - debating the topic
- Committee stage - in detail breakdown of the paper
- Report stage - changes are discussed
- Third reading - concluding discussion
Once done it will go the other house to undergo the same process.
The houses agree on required amendments before it can gain royal assent

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What is primary legislation

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An outlining act passed by parliament

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What is secondary legislation

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When parliament delegates authority to bodies/ people allowing them to make more detailed laws about primary legislation topic.

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What is case law

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When judgment is passed based on previous cases that are similar due to their not being legislation about that specific scenario

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What is European law w

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A system of ruling for countries in the EU.
The UK left the EU however kept EU legislation in place however have the ability to make amendments from 2021.

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What does the GPhC do 3 things

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Since 2010 they have been in charge of:
-Keeping a register of pharmacists, pharm. techs and premises.
-ensuring continued fitness to practice
-ensure safe and effective running of pharmacies
-ensure safe pharmacy practice

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