Yr8 Criminal Justice 1

What are the principles of the rule of law? (Multiple answers)

• Publicly declared

• Time limited

• Equally enforced

• Accessible and impartial

Powers are balanced in the three branches of state. Which are the three branches of state?

• Parliament

• The Government

• The Justice System

• The Police

Remy wakes up and has breakfast. Which law is involved?

• The Education Act

• The Food (Promotion and Placement) (England) Regulations 2021

• Road Traffic Act 1988

• Equality Act

Remy heads out and walks to the bus stop, then catches the bus to school. Which law is involved?

• Education Act

• School Premises (England) regulations 2012

• Road Traffic Act 1988

• Equality Act

Remy has break time followed by PE, then lunch. Which law is involved?

• Education Act

• The Education (Careers Guidance in Schools) Act 2022

• School Premises (England) regulations 2012

• Equality Act

Remy has a 30-minute appointment with the school’s careers adviser. Which law is involved?

• Education Act

• The Education (Careers Guidance in Schools) Act 2022

• Road Traffic Act 1988

• Equality Act

Remy gets the bus home, grabs his bike and heads off to do his paper round. Which law is involved?

• Children and Young Persons Act 1933

• Education (Careers Guidance in Schools) Act 2022

• Paper Round Act 2005

• Equality Act

After dinner Remy spends some time chatting with friends online before heading to bed. Which law is involved?

• Children and Young Persons Act 1933

• Online Safety Act 2023

• Children Bed Time Act 1972

• Equality Act

Which of these can make or change the law?

• MPs

• Judges

• Peers in the House of Lords

• The Police

Which of these can make and change the law?

• King

• Citizens

• MPs

• Peers in the House of Lords