The Judiciary (AQA A-Level Law): Quizzes
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What is the primary function of judges in the English legal system?
What is the primary function of judges in the English legal system?
To adjudicate on matters of law
Which judges are classified as 'superior judges'?
Which judges are classified as 'superior judges'?
Those serving in the High Court & above
What type of precedent do Supreme Court decisions set?
What type of precedent do Supreme Court decisions set?
Binding precedents for all lower courts
Who heads the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal?
Who heads the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal?
Master of the Rolls
How is 'Puisne' pronounced when referring to High Court Judges?
How is 'Puisne' pronounced when referring to High Court Judges?
Puny
In a jury trial, who determines the defendant's guilt?
In a jury trial, who determines the defendant's guilt?
The jury
Under what condition do judges hold their position?
Under what condition do judges hold their position?
During good behaviour
Which case established immunity from suit for judges?
Which case established immunity from suit for judges?
Sirros v Moore (1975)
Which of these sources of pressure must judges resist?
Which of these sources of pressure must judges resist?
The media and public opinion
How are judges' salaries determined to ensure independence?
How are judges' salaries determined to ensure independence?
By independent bodies, not the Executive