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The Criminal Courts
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Questions in this quiz (12)
1Summary Offences are tried in which court?
- AMagistrates Court
- BCrown Court
- CSupreme Court
- DCourt of Appeal
2Which of these is NOT a Summary Offence
- AAssault
- BBattery
- CTheft
- DAffray
3Which of these does not count as an indictable offence
- ARobbery
- BConspiracy
- CMurder
- DActual Bodily Harm [ABH]
4Which of these is not true about lay Magistrates.
- AThey are part time.
- BThey are paid.
- CThey are volunteers
- DThey have no legal qualifications.
5Which of the following are the duties of the magistrates court?
- ATo deal with all summary offences and some triable either way offences.
- BTo deal with all appeals.
- CTo hold early administrative hearings.
- DTo act as a youth court.
- ETo deal with sentencing.
- FAll of the above.
6There are three magistrates, at least one must be male and at least one must be female.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7In the youth court, a magistrate can not be allowed to be over the age of 65.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8The youth court deals with offenders aged 10-18.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Anyone aged under 10 years old, can not be found guilty of a crime.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10In which cases can an offender be heard in the crown court regardless of age.
- ATheft
- BManslaughter
- CMurder
- DRape
- ECausing death from dangerous driving.
11Anyone who is not involved in the case is excluded from the youth court.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12What must happen at the youth court if the offender is younger then sixteen years old?
- AThey must be released.
- BThere parents must be there.
- CLegal aid must be free.
- DIt must be on the headlines of the local newspapers.
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- Law- As Level Quiz on The Criminal Courts, created by thornamelia on 23/10/2014.
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- thornamelia
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