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1A.1.1 Civil courts
Hierarchy of the civil courts,
What were the woolf reforms,
What cases are heard in the count...
20
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1A.1.2 Tribunals
What is a tribunal,
What is a tribunal,
When were tribunals setup
17
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1A.1.3 Alternative Dispute Resolution
What is the role of adr,
What are the four types of adr,
Negotiation
31
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1A.2.1 Criminal Justice System
Criminal courts hierarchy,
Prosecute,
Legal aid
44
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1A.2.2 Sentencing
Aims of sentencing,
Which act sets out the purposes o...,
Retributive justice
46
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1A.2.3 Juries
Qualifications,
Disqualification,
Reasons for permanent disqualific...
35
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1A.2.3 Advantages and Disadvantages of Juries
Challenge for cause,
Challenge to the array,
Advantage of juries
29
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1A.2.4 Magistrates
Qualifications for a magistrate,
Six judicial qualities,
Reasons why some people may be in...
18
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1A.2.5 Appeals process
Appeals from the magistrates court,
Appeals to the crown court from t...,
What are case stated appeals
13
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1A.3.1 Solicitors
What are solicitors,
What is the role of a solicitor,
Rights of audience
13
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1A.3.2 Barristers
Where can barristers work,
Advocacy,
Rights of advocacy
20
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1A.3.3 Legal executives
How is the role of a legal execut...,
Where do legal executives work,
A qualified legal executive will ...
7
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1A.3.4 Regulation of legal professions
The general council of the bar,
The bar standards board,
Sanctions the bar standards board...
17
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1A.3.5 The Judiciary
The judiciary,
What are the two different levels...,
Who is the head of the judiciary
24
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1A.3.7 Evaluation of the judiciary
Age,
Main criticisms of the bench,
Women in the judiciary
10
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1A.3.6 Separation of Powers Theory and Independence of the judiciary
Who proposed the seperation of po...,
What is the separation of powers ...,
The three arms of the state ident...
23
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1A.4.1 Government funding for civil and criminal cases
Government schemes to help those ...,
Why is cost a major hurdle when d...,
Problems with government funding ...
18
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1A.4.3 Evaluation of Access to Justice
Positives to access to justice in...,
Problems with access to justice i...,
Positives to access to justice in...
4
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1A.4.2 Private funding, conditional fees and other advice agencies
Citizens advice,
What are the main areas that citi...,
Law centres
11
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1B.1.1 Actus reus
Actus reus,
Conduct crime,
Consequence crime
45
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1B.1.2 Mens rea
Mens rea,
Strict liability offences,
What are the different levels of ...
35
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1B.2.1 Murder
What is homicide,
Murder offences include,
Murder
29
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1B.2.2 Voluntary manslaughter
Voluntary manslaughter,
What are the two special defences...,
Which act governs loss of control
35
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1B.2.3 Involuntary manslaughter
Involuntary manslaughter,
What distinguishes involuntary ma...,
What are two types of involuntary...
35
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Common Assault: Assault & Battery
Ways of committing common assault,
What act is the law on common ass...,
Maximum punishment for assault an...
38
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1B.3.2 s47 OAPA 1861
S47 oapa 1861,
What type of offence is s47 oapa ...,
S47 oapa 1861
18
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1B.3.3 s20 OAPA 1861
S20 oapa 1861,
What are the two offences that fa...,
What type of offence is s20 oapa ...
12
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1B.3.4 s18 OAPA 1861
S18 oapa 1861,
Why is s18 a more serious offence...,
Acus reus for s18 oapa 1861
8
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1B.4.1 Theft
Define theft,
Which act governs the law on theft,
S1 theft act 1968
53
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1B.4.2 Robbery
What act governs the law on robbery,
Definition of robbery,
Ar of robbery
20
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1B.4.3 Burglary
Which act governs the law on burg...,
What are the two seperate offence...,
Definition of s9 1 a
28
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1B.5.1 Insanity
Special verdict when insanity is ...,
Who is the burden of proving insa...,
The m naghten rules
21
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1B.5.2 Automatism
Insane automatism,
Non insane automatism,
Overlap between insanity and auto...
13
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1B.5.3 Intoxication
Voluntary intoxication can only b...,
Intoxication flow chart,
Mens rea for voluntary intoxication
28
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1B.6.1 Self-defence
What is self defence,
What act is the law on self defen...,
Reasons for using self defence
24
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1B.6.3 Duress and necessity
Two types of duress,
What law governs the law on duress,
Is duress a complete defence
31
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1B.6.4 Consent
Definition of consent,
What act governs the law on consent,
It cannot be a defence to murder ...
30
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1B.7.1 Attempts
What is an attempt,
Where is an attempt defined,
Can an attempt be done by an act ...
30
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