This coursework contains all the work needed to obtain a p5 , p6, M4, &D2 for learning aim C which is about legal personnel ( barrister , solicitors , legal executives magistrates & juries. As well as learning aim D

This document contain notes made in class. The document covers civil law. types of ADR, how to appeal, the role of judges, courts. Suitable for students studying Pearson BTEC National Applied Law.

full detail. 25 pages, 7928 words. distinction level. a clear understanding of the case studies and the law.

This is my unit - 23 presentation including P3 P4 P5 including Selection and appointment, Training, Rules and powers and Removal of Magistrates, Juries, Judges and Solicitors. The presentation is very well written and achieve all the criteria.

Understand how the criminal trial process works. Categories of criminal offence: summary offences; triable either way offences; indictable offences Bail: police powers to grant bail; the Bail Act 1976 and Criminal Justice Act 2003; right of defendant to bail; conditional and unconditional bail; restrictions on bail; breaches of bail; right to liberty under Human Rights Act 1998 Access to legal advice and representation: duty solicitors; funding and representation for defendant; legal aid; right...

The essay includes an evaluation on the effectiveness of lay people in the English legal system.

This essay is about the legal professions: including magistrates, juries, solicitors, barristers, legal executives, paralegals, and judges.