English Legal MCT Revision

How many Justices sit at the Supreme Court

What does ratio decidendi mean?

How many pre-action protocols are there?

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Which judgement contained this quote?

In dealing with a criminal case justly, the following must be taken into account

Which of the following divisions is not a division of the High Court?

Which of the following bodies may investigate and prosecute crimes?

Where do the Supreme Court Justices sit?

Which if the following statements are correct in initiating civil proceedings?

The police may charge someone of committing an offence provided that the offence does not involve

Which statement is true about the Woolf Report?

International Law is an example of a public law module

An indictable offence is a serious crime that must be tried in the Crown Court

The UK is not party to the ECHR as it is no longer part of the EU

Which judgement Contained the Quote below?

How many Judges sit at the Court of Appeal?

The Supreme Court and Privy Council may follow precedent from the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal.

How many Judges sit at the High Court?

Which case illustrates that only the part of the judgment that has been necessary to reach the decision is binding.

What does per incuriam mean?

Which divisions are High Court, Kings Bench divisions?

How many divisions does the Court of Appeal have

Summary Offence is a Crime that can be proceeded against summarily, with the right to a jury trial and/or indictment

The overriding objective of the Procedural Code of the Criminal Justice System in the UK is

Which body is not part of Parliament?

It is usual to think of Parliamentary sovereignty as comprising three rules. Which of these rules are not included?

True or False

Article 7 of the ECHR deals with no punishment without law. Which of the following statements is incorrect?

Which of these sources are the least reliable when preparing for a presentation?

The Supreme Court and Privy Council may follow precedent from the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal.

In charging a crime, the full code test must be satisfied, it consists of

'Crime' and 'criminal' has been defined sufficiently.

Which article of the ECHR deals with the right of liberty

Which are good examples of civil cases?

The police may charge

Which Act regulates the Supreme Court?

What does Stare Decisis mean?

As a General Rule, appeals from the High Court are brought to the Court of Appeal

True or False

Which Act regulates the Coroners Court?

A person convicted by a magistrates’ court may appeal to the Crown Court if

Acts must be passed by the Commons, Lords and receive royal assent. Which Acts are not an exception to the rule

Business law is an example of a private law module

Which article of the ECHR deals with the right to a fair trial

There are 4 broad types of sentences, which are they?

Which matters are heard in the Chancery division?

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Either-way offences are crimes that can be more or less serious depending on the circumstances of the offence

If an Appeal is brought from the High Court directly to the Supreme Court of Appeal, the process is referred to as

Who is the President of the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal?

What are the objectives of pre-action conduct and protocols in terms of article 3 of the practice directions?

True or False

What does Orbiter Dicta mean?

What is a seal?

In Willers v Joyce and another (No 2) [2016] UKSC 44, [2018] AC 843 [9] it was decided that

Money claims can be made only for amounts between £10,000 and £100,000.

Criminal cases are always heard by a judge and a jury

Administrative law is an example of a private law module

What is the overriding objectives of the civil procedure rules in terms of section 1.1. (2) (c)?

The money claims service is used for claims under £5,000.

If an Appeal is brought from the High Court to the Supreme Court of Appeal, the process is governed by

What is the function of the Judiciary?