The Judiciary - P2, P3. Flashcards

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What are the two types of judge?

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  • Superior: Higher courts.
  • Inferior: Lower courts.
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What type of judge sits in the Supreme Court and what is the name of them?

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  • Superior
    Supreme Court Justices (or Law Lords)
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What type of judge sits in the Court of Appeal and what is the name of them?

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  • Superior
    Lord Justices of Appeal
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What type of judge sits in the High Court and what is the name of them?

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  • Superior
    High Court judges
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What is a Circuit Judge?

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County Court to hear civil and the Crown to hear criminal cases

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What is a recorder?

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Part time judges who usually sit in the Crown Court, though some hear cases in the County Court

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What is a District Judge (C.)?

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Hear small claims and matters in the County Court

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What is a District Judge (Maj.)?

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Sit in Magistrates Courts in London and other major towns and cities

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What is a Tribunal Judge?

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A tribunal judge enforces social rights, e.g. the right to not be discriminated against because of sex, age or race in tribunal hearing rooms.

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What is the role of a judge in a civil case?

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  • Allocating a case and track
  • Preside over court
  • Decide on damages/injunctions
  • Costs of the case
  • Appeal cases = Law making role through doctrine of precedent and statutory interpretation.
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