Lay magistrates Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

I created these summary sheets of the lay people topic from Section A Paper 1 with A01 for each sub-topic (Magistrates and Juries). These sheets are all I used to revise this topic and I achieved an A* as my final grade. They use colour, key titles and short summaries of all key content.

I achieved an A* in Criminology with my Unit 3 being graded at 96%. This document includes Ac2.5: a definition of lay people, Juries, Juries act 1974 and The criminal justice court act 2015, Strengths of a Jury, Weaknesses of a Jury, Magistrates, Strengths of magistrates, Weaknesses of the Magistrates.

ATF Chapter 2 Exam Questions and Correct Answers place and time witchcraft came to New England dominating the life of the village for 10 months - ANSWER Salem Village, 1692 How did bewitchment begin? - ANSWER a group of girls met to discover what sort of men their future husbands might be, Betty Parris (daughter of minister) complained of prickling, pinching sensations, knifelike pains, and the feeling that she was being chocked, doctors and ministers were at loss to understand the a...

This essay can be helpful for your CIE A levels, AS level, exams or even first year law degree. All my essays have been marked by my lecturer and given good grades! This essay was awarded full marks &. top in the class marks (English legal system)

EXAM PACK CIV3701. CIV3701 - Civil Procedure. The magistrates‟ court has limitations when it comes to its jurisdiction. Section46(2)(c) of the Magistrates‟ Courts Act, 1944 provides that a court shall have nojurisdiction in matters in which specific performance is sought without analternative claim for the payment of damages except when claiming the – (i) rendering of an account; or (ii) delivery or transfer of property, movable or immovable; and (iii) delivery or transfer of propert...

CIV3701 STUDY NOTES. What is the Law of Civil Procedure?  Civil procedure forms part of the formal adjectival law of South Africa, that regulates civil litigation and the enforcement of substantive rights  It is a mechanism used to enforce the rights that are derived from the substantive private law. Differences between Civil Procedure and Criminal Procedure: Basis Civil (Private) Criminal (Public) PARTIES Application: Applicant and Respondent (brings application vs. opposes) Act...

History Midterm- Joel Webb, History 1010 Final 2-Joel Webb, HIST-1020-012 WEBB, History 1020 Midterm (Webb), history 2 Sumer - Who or What? ancient civilization founded in the Mesopotamia region of the Fertile Crescent situated between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Known for their innovations in language, governance, architecture When? 4500 - 1900 BC Neolithic, Bronze Age Where? Southern Mesopotamia Importance? Sumerians are considered the creators of civilization as modern humans unde...

LEG2601 SUMMARY NOTES. Legal Aspects Of Environmental Management. Learning Theme 1 – What is the law? 1.1 Introduction - The law is the basis of any orderly society - Moral and ethical rules that govern human behaviour are not usually legal rules. - Biblical/ religious commandments can constitute a legal norm e.g. thou shall not kill – murder is a crime and is the intentional act of killing a person without jurisdiction - Ethics: aka individual morality, comprise those guidelines that ...

The trial process: 1)pre-trial Is held before the Magistrates' Court begins to hear evidence from the prosecution at the actual trial. These are held to resolve particular legal issues that need to be dealt with before the trial begins such as whether evidence is admissible or not. Check that the parties have complied with all previous court orders and directions. Give directions for the conduct of the trial. Fix a trial timetable if this has not already been fixed. Bail might be arranged unti...

This document includes a brief evaluation , positives and negatives of the tribunal process, process of crown courts, and lay magistrates.