Unit 4 Criminology AC1.1 - AC1.3

AC1.1 - In England and Wales what are two main sources of the law?

• Government

• Judiciary

• Parliament

• The Monarchy

AC1.1 - Which of the following is NOT part of Parliament?

• The Monarchy

• Government

• House of Commons

• House of Lords

AC1.1 - What is the initial report where the proposed new law is set out?

• Green Paper

• Bill

• White Paper

• Statutory Instrument

AC1.1 - What are the processes judges can use to make law?

• Statutory Instrument

• Judicial Precedent

• Judicial Review

• Statutory Interpretation

AC1.1 - What are are two main situations where a court does not have to follow precedent?

• Ultra vires

• Disregarding

• Overruling

• Distinguishing

AC1.1 - Which of the following are Rules of Statutory Interpretation?

• The Mischief Rule

• The Literal Rule

• The Interpretative Rule

• The Golden Rule

AC1.1 - Which Rule of Statutory Interpretation allows the court to enforce what the statute was intended to achieve?

• The Golden Rule

• The Interpretative Rule

• The Mischief Rule

• The Broad Rule

AC1.1 - In which courts are judges called judges called upon to interpret the words or phrases within a statute?

• Magistrates Court

• Court of Appeal

• County Court

• Supreme Court

AC1.2 - Which two government departments oversee most of the justice system and are responsible for its smooth running?

• Ministry of Justice

• Ministry of Defence

• Ministry of Magic

• Home Office

AC1.2 - Who is is responsible for the administration of the courts in England and Wales?

• Crown Prosecution Service

• HM Inspectorate of Courts

• Director of Public Prosecutions

• HM Courts and Tribunals Service