WorksheetsCriminal and Civil Law
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Scenario: Somebody takes something from the shop. This is considered ....
carrying an offensive weapon
breaking an Anti-Social Behaviour Order
criminal damage
theft
Driving whilst under the influence of alcohol (DUI)
The local bus stop has been smashed and is covered in graffiti
Someone in your class is carrying drugs
Somebody takes something from the shop
You see a car accident and suspect that one of the drivers may have been drinking
One of your friends carries a knife for self-defence - just in case he is attacked
Possession of an illegal substance
Carrying an offensive weapon
Criminal damage
Breaking a Prohibitive Behaviour Order
Someone is harrassing your next-door neighbour but you are sure they have been given a PBO for doing this before
Breaking a Prohibitive Behaviour Order
Possession of an illegal substance
Assault occasioning actual bodily union
Theft
Criminal Damage
Somebody takes something from a shop
Someone reverses into your car and leaves a number
Breaking a glass display in the museum
Your neighbour's fence is covered in graffiti including racial slurs
The builders working on your house have not completed all the work they have agreed to
Unfair dismissal
Sale of Goods Act 1895
Breach of contract
Nuisance
Nuisance
Your neighbours are constantly playing loud music and you can't get to sleep
Your friend won't stop kicking the back of your chair
People keep using your garden as a shortcut to get to school
You buy a new phone and it stops working after 2 weeks
You download a lot of movies from the Internet without paying
Unfair dismissal
Breach of contract
Sale of Goods Act 1895
Copyright Law/Piracy
A senior politician has made an untrue allegation regarding a colleague. An appropriate remedy would be to ...
Issue a formal apology
Ignore the mistake
Sue for defamation
Volunteer community service
A plaintiff is
A defence lawyer
A victim of a scam
The person who accuses someone else of wrongdoing
The person who is accused of wrongdoing
The use of force that appears to be reasonably necessary to the victim to prevent death or serious bodily harm is called
Kung Fu
Civil defence
Criminal defence
Self defence
When an accused person agrees to plead guilty to a less serious crime in order to get a serious charge dropped
Plea Bargain
Contempt of court
Negotiation
Bail bargain
The authority in a court to hear and decide cases
Jurisdiction
Hearing
Judges
Plea
Which type of law involves settling disputes or disagreements between people?
Civil
Criminal
The passage below describes a dispute between two neighbors.
Liz’s 16 year old daughter backed into Doug’s car while it was parked in front of his house. Doug sued Liz for $10,000 to cover the cost of repairing the car.
Which court heard the case?
District Court
High Court
Magistrate's Court
Private settlement
