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WorksheetsL2 Law English legal system
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the highest court in the UK?
Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
High Court
Magistrates Court
Which court handles the most serious criminal cases in the UK?
Magistrates Court
Crown Court
County Court
Family Court
What is the role of the Court of Appeal in the UK?
To hear appeals from lower courts
To conduct trials for serious offenses
To handle civil disputes
To oversee family law cases
Which court in the UK deals primarily with civil cases?
Magistrates Court
High Court
Crown Court
Family Court
What is the primary function of the Magistrates Court in the UK?
To hear appeals from the High Court
To conduct trials for minor offenses
To handle international disputes
To oversee constitutional matters
Which UK court deals with appeals on points of law from the Crown Court?
Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
High Court
County Court
Which UK court is responsible for handling divorce cases?
Magistrates Court
Family Court
Crown Court
High Court
What is the primary function of the County Court in the UK?
To handle small claims and civil disputes
To conduct trials for serious criminal offenses
To oversee constitutional matters
To hear appeals from the Supreme Court
In Civil Law, the person who is having a claim brought against them is called the...
Claimant
Defendant
Respondent
Appellant
Does Criminal Law fall under Public or Private Law?
Public
Private
What is another name for an Act of Parliament?
What is the highest court in the land (England and Wales)?
Crown Court
Supreme Court
Magistrates' Court
High Court
Which of the following is a civil court?
Magistrates' Court
High Court
Crown Court
County Court
Who has to complete a Legal Practice Course qualification?
Legal Executive
Paralegal
Barrister
Solicitor
Which of these can represent clients in court as part of their role?
Solicitor
Paralegal
Barrister
Legal Executive
Barristers advocate for clients in court
True
False
Which of these are included in the judges role in a criminal trial
Deciding sentence
Deciding on guilt
Swearing in the jury
Keeping order in the court
Solicitors are self employed
True
False
