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Card 66
Front
What is the main role of the jury in a criminal case?
What may the jury do in the trial?
What do they do before discussing the case privately?
Back
Card 67
Front
What does the Contempt of Court Act 1861 say about the jurors?
What are they not allowed and what does this ensure?
What else must they not do?
Back
Card 68
Front
What do juries aim for with the verdict?
After two hours, what can be accepted about the verdict?
What is the role of the foreman?
Back
Card 69
Front
What is the judge's role with the verdict?
What does s44 Criminal Justice Act 2003 state?
What case can be used here?
Back
Card 70
Front
How many jurors sit in a civil case?
What are four examples of civil matters where there will be a jury?
Back
Card 71
Front
What act contains the rules for using juries in civil cases in high court cases?
What act contains the rules for using juries in civil cases in county court cases?
What act contains the rules for using juries in civil cases in coroner inquests?
Back
Card 72
Front
What do the juries decide in defamation cases?
Why may the juries be required to sit in a coroner's court?
Back
Card 73
Front
What contact are solicitors to clients?
How many solicitors are there practicing in England and Wales?
What are they controlled body?
Back
Card 74
Front
How many solicitors are there employed in private practice?
Who do the remainder work for (4 bodies)?
Back
Card 75
Front
Where can solicitors work?
What does working 'in house' mean?
What two things might solicitors work be and what do these mean?
Back
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