AQA A-Level Law Paper 2 The Law Reform/Commission

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Reform/Commission
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1.when was the law commission set up?: 1965
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2.what act set up the law commission?: Law Commission Act 1965
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3.what is the law commission?: a full-time body, consisiting of a chair (high
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court judge) and four other law commisioners with a research staff
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4.What are the aims of the Law Commission?: ensure the law is fair,
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modern, simple and cost-effective
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5.what are the four functions of the law commission?: reform,
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codfication, consolidation and repeal
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6.what does reform mean?: to update the law
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7.how do the LC reform the law?: chose areas of the law that it considers
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needs updating or areas of the law can be referred to it by goverment
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8.what is the first step to reform the law?: have an open consultation, this
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sets out the current law and why it needs to be reformed
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9.what is the next step to reform the law?: get responses from intrested
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parties, take about problems with the current law, suggestions for
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reform, questions for intrested parties to consider, discuss how the law
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is in different countries
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10.what is the final step to reform the law?: LC will issue a report, will
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include a draft bill that parliament could put through if they chose
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11.what is codification?: reviewing all the law on one topic and
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creating one complete code of the la, making it simper and easier to
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find
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12.whats an example of codification?: in 1985 the LC created a draft
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criminal code, but it has never been enacated
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13.what is consolidation?: drawing all the existing provisions in an area
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of law together into one act, bringing together a number of different
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14.how is consolidation different to codification?: the law is not reviewed
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or changed in consolidation just brought together
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15.whats an example of consolidation?: 2017 LC tided up the sentencing
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law, modernise it and improve efficency
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16.what is repeal?: repeal an act of parliament means that the act
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ceases to be law
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17.can LC repeal an act of parliament?: no only parliament can do that, but
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