Criminology Unit 4 AC 1.1

What should you be able to describe according to Assessment Criterion 1.1?

• The role of judges in making criminal law

• Processes used for law making

• The legislative process only

• Judicial processes only

What are the two types of processes that need to be explained according to the lesson objectives?

• Legislative and executive processes

• Governmental and judicial processes

• Judicial and legislative processes

• Executive and bureaucratic processes

What is the role of Parliament in the UK law making process?

• To apply and interpret law

• To enforce the law

• To make law as they are the law making body

• To provide legal advice to the public

What is the job of a judge in the context of UK law?

• To make law

• To apply and interpret law made by Parliament

• To enforce the law in the community

• To represent clients in court

What is the government process for making laws known as?

• Parliamentary Decision Making

• Parliamentary Law Making

• Governmental Law Making

• Legislative Decision Making

Where are the Houses of Parliament located?

• Centre of Manchester

• Centre of Birmingham

• Centre of London

• Centre of Edinburgh

What is another name for the Houses of Parliament?

• The Palace of Westminster

• The Palace of England

• The Palace of Law

• The Palace of Government

What are the two main chambers within Parliament called?

• House of Commons and House of Representatives

• House of Commons and Senate

• House of Commons and House of Lords

• House of Lords and House of Representatives

What does the UK Parliament do to ensure the accountability of the Government?

• Enforce judicial decisions

• Check and challenge the work of the Government (scrutiny)

• Appoint government officials

• Organize national elections

How many stages are there in total to Parliamentary Law Making?

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9