'Crown court' presentation slideshows

THE LEGAL PROFESSION IN ENGLAND

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Professor Dame Sue Bailey OBE FRCPsych FRCPE

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Chapter 9 Justice and the Law

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English Legal System

English Legal System. Trial on Indictment in the Crown Court. Aims. The aims are this lecture are to: Look at the history of the Crown Court and the allocation of business to the Court for trial on indictment;

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quadrantchambers

Piercing the corporate veil post prest - v- Petrodel resources limited 3 rd December 2013 Simon Rainey QC and Robert Thomas QC,. www.quadrantchambers.com. Prest v Petrodel Resources Ltd. Where are we now? What does it mean?. Prest v Petrodel Resources Ltd. Uncertain : Obiter

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The Criminal Courts and Lay People

The Criminal Courts and Lay People. Courts, Appeal System and Magistrates (Lay means no legal qualifications). Lesson Objectives. I will be able to describe the criminal court structure and appeal routes I will be able to state the jurisdiction of each court

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The Criminal Courts and Lay People

The Criminal Courts and Lay People. Magistrates. Objectives. Describe the qualification selection and appointment of a magistrate Describe the training role and powers of magistrates. A Little Bit of History. Also known as Justices of the Peace

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The Criminal Courts and Lay People

The Criminal Courts and Lay People. Advantages and Disadvantages Of Using Lay People. Lesson Objectives. I will be able to state the advantages and disadvantages of the use of magistrates I will be able to give relevant examples of these advantages and disadvantages

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Comparative Law Spring 2002 Class 39

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C R I M E

C R I M E. C R I M E. An offence against the community punishable by the state. Criminal justice. THE STATE prosecutes those charged with a crime. THE POLICE investigate a crime apprehend suspects detain them in custody

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The Criminal Process Criminal Courts

The Criminal Process Criminal Courts. Objectives. Explain what is meant by an adversarial system Explain how offences are classified Describe the criminal court system Explain mode of trial Explain sending for trial Explain plea and case management hearings

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? starter activity

? starter activity. What do judges do? Make a list of as many roles of judges as you can think of. Why do we have judges?. ? Aims. Identify the different functions that judges perform. Understand the structure of the judicial system in Britain Assess the independence of the judiciary.

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Comparative Law Spring 2001 Class 38

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Comparative Law Spring 2001 Class 38

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Criminal Courts(1)

??????????? legal english writing ?? : ??? (Jude lee) Criminal proceedings, and courts .(book :l4 partb ,l5 PARTA, C). Criminal Courts(1). The House of Lords The Court of Appeal

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Criminal Appeal Routes !

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High Court (QBD)

Supreme Court. Crown Court. High Court (QBD). Magistrates Court. Supreme Court. Court of Appeal. Crown Court. Supreme Court. Only if a) QBD states point of law of public importance & b) QBD or Supreme Court gives leave to appeal.

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English for Lawyers 3

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