Legal personnel Flashcards

1
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what is the role of legal exexcutives

A
  • mainly give legal advice
  • specialise in 1/2 areas of law
  • work in a firm supporting solicitors
  • do legal research and draft documents
  • perform simple legal tasks
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2
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who are legal executives represented by ?

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  • CILEX
  • charted institute of legal executives
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3
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who are legal executives regulated by ?

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CILEX regulation board

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4
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where is the first place you should compain about a legal executive ?

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partner of the law firm

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5
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where is the second place you should compain about a legal executive ?

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CILEX regulation board

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6
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where is the final place you should compain about a legal executive ?

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legal ombidsman

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7
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explain the role of solicitors

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8
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Who are solicitors regulated by ?

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The Law Society

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9
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Who are solicitors regulated by ?

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Solicitors Reglation Authority (SRA)

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10
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Where is the first place to complain about a solicitor ?

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The partner of the solicitors law firm

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11
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Where is the 2nd place to complain about a solicitor ?

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The SRA

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12
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Where is the final place you can complain about a solicitor ?

A

Legal Omdisman

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13
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What is the role of a barrister ?

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  • main role is advocacy in any court
  • do admin and paperwork
  • can give legal advice in civil cases only
  • self employed
  • go to a camber to use the CAB rule - can’t reject a case if the barrister is free
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14
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Who are barristers represented by ?

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The Bar Council

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15
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Who are barristers regulated by ?

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The Bar Standards Board (BSB)

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16
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Where is the first place to complain about a barrister ?

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The head of the chamber

17
Q

Where is the second place to complain about a barrister ?

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The Bar Standards Board

18
Q

Where is the last place you can complain about a barrister ?

A

Legal Ombisman

19
Q

What act changed the Judiciary ?

A

The Tribunals, Court and Enforcement Act 2007

20
Q

What 3 areas did the Tribunals, Court and Enforcement Act 2007 change ?

A
  • pool of applicants
  • experience
  • term
21
Q

How was the pool of applicants changed ?

A

Widened who could apply to be a judge - now includes legal executives

22
Q

How was the experience condition changed ?

A

Improved the variety of experience available

23
Q

How was the term condition changed ?

A

Reduced the term from 7 to 5 years for the lowest judge

24
Q

What are the 3 superior judges ?

A
  • Supreme judges
  • court of appeal judges
  • high court judges
25
Q

What are the 3 inferior judges ?

A
  • circuit judges
  • recordert part time judges
  • district judges
26
Q

What judges require a minimum of 5 years experience

A

District judges

27
Q

What judges require a minimum of 7 years experience

A

Recordert, circuit, high court, CoA judges

28
Q

What judges require a minimum of 15 years experience

A

Supreme Court justices