A level Law Paper 2 Tort(AQA) Test
Questions With Guaranteed Pass Solutions.
Parliamentary Law Making - Answer
What is Parliament composed of? - Answer The House of Lords
The House of Commons
The Monarch
Green Paper - Answer A consultative document issued by the government putting forwards proposals
for reform of the law, often inviting suggestions
White Paper - Answer Document issued by the Government stating its decision as to how it is going to
reform the law; information
Public Bill - Answer Affects whole country
Government Bills
Private Members Bills - Answer Backbencher Bills
Done by:
Ballot or 'Ten minutes' rule
Private Bill - Answer Affects individuals
Hybrid Bill - Answer Public + Private Bill
Introduced by Government
Affect person, organisation or place
, Doctrine of Parliament Supremacy - Answer Parliament has the right to make or unmake any law. No
one can override it.
Law Reform - Answer
Law Commission - Answer Ensures laws are:
Fair
Modern
Simple
Cost-efficient
Reform - Answer Update Law
Issues a report, contain a draft bill, Parliament can chose to reform or not
Codification - Answer Reviewing all the law on one topic and creating a complete code of law
Consolidation - Answer Draw all existing provisions in an area of law into one Act. Simply brought
together
Repeal - Answer Get rid of law. Very old laws
Civil courts and other forms of dispute resolution - Answer
Civil Court - Answer For family laws and disputes. Non-criminal matter
Reform of the civil justice system - Answer Lord Woolf:
- Handling of case management to individual judges
- 'Track' system introduced to put claims in order of value
- Pre-action protocols were intoduced
Questions With Guaranteed Pass Solutions.
Parliamentary Law Making - Answer
What is Parliament composed of? - Answer The House of Lords
The House of Commons
The Monarch
Green Paper - Answer A consultative document issued by the government putting forwards proposals
for reform of the law, often inviting suggestions
White Paper - Answer Document issued by the Government stating its decision as to how it is going to
reform the law; information
Public Bill - Answer Affects whole country
Government Bills
Private Members Bills - Answer Backbencher Bills
Done by:
Ballot or 'Ten minutes' rule
Private Bill - Answer Affects individuals
Hybrid Bill - Answer Public + Private Bill
Introduced by Government
Affect person, organisation or place
, Doctrine of Parliament Supremacy - Answer Parliament has the right to make or unmake any law. No
one can override it.
Law Reform - Answer
Law Commission - Answer Ensures laws are:
Fair
Modern
Simple
Cost-efficient
Reform - Answer Update Law
Issues a report, contain a draft bill, Parliament can chose to reform or not
Codification - Answer Reviewing all the law on one topic and creating a complete code of law
Consolidation - Answer Draw all existing provisions in an area of law into one Act. Simply brought
together
Repeal - Answer Get rid of law. Very old laws
Civil courts and other forms of dispute resolution - Answer
Civil Court - Answer For family laws and disputes. Non-criminal matter
Reform of the civil justice system - Answer Lord Woolf:
- Handling of case management to individual judges
- 'Track' system introduced to put claims in order of value
- Pre-action protocols were intoduced
