Courts. Flashcards

1
Q

What is the order of the Courts?

A

Youth Court (if applicable)
Magistrates Court
Crown Court
Court of Appeal
Supreme Court

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2
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Three Ways of Sentencing

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Community Orders
Fines
Custodial Sentences

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3
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Youth Court

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For those aged 10-17 years
Closed bench of 3 magistrates (or district judge)
serious cases go Crown court

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4
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Magistrates Court

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Tries 95% of cases and Benched by three Magistrates or District Judge
Tries Either-way Offences and Summary

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5
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Crown court

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Benched by a District Judge and a Jury (12 members)
Tries indictable and either way cases

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6
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Summary offences examples

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Harassment, failing to provide, public order

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Either-way Offences Examples

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Theft, Fraud, Assault, ABH, Sexual assault

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8
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Indictment Only Offences

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Murder, Manslaughter, Rape, Robbery

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9
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Origins of law

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Bye-Law - Local regs applicable to certain regions
Common law - old law
Statutes - Parliament passed law
Case law - Judge made law
Secondary law - statutory instruments

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