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European law
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judges and jury's
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Reform Law
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'Bill wants to become a Lawyer but is not sure whether to become a Barrister or a Solicitor'
'The work of a solicitor is quite different from that of a barrister' Outline the work of the two professions and consider whether this statement is accurate.
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Are judges independent
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Are judges independent or neutral?
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS SOLICITORSGoverning body· The Law Society· Supervises training and discipline of solicitors· Represents the profession
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Describe the main differences between solicitors and barristers with regard to work and training.2) Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a single legal profession
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Describe the ways in which both inferior and superior judges are selected and appointed.
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Discuss whether or not the most appropriate people are chosen as judges
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english law
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Explain how judges are appointed and how the courts and legal service act 1990 along with other acts have affected the selection and training, also discuss the argument that judges are old white and mainly male who are out of touch with society.
Explain how judges are appointed and how the courts and legal service act 1990 along with other acts have affected the selection and training, also discuss the argument that judges are old white and mainly male who are out of touch with society.
Explain how judges construe legislations and describe how they use the rules of construction.
Explain the work & training of barristers & solicitors
Judges & The Judiciary
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law professionals
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Literal rule
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Outline how someone currently studying for 'A' Levels can train and qualify either as a Barrister or a Solicitor. Describe and compare the roles played by Solicitors and Barristers in defending a serious criminal case
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Provide a sound argument to show that the judiciary is currently vastly unrepresentative and therefore out of touch with society.
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Qualifying either as a Barrister or a Solicitor Exam
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Should Barristers and Solicitors Fusion or remain as two separate professions? The professions of barrister and solicitor are separate and the work is different
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Should the two legal professions amalgamate?
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Solicitors will not be held quite as responsible as barristers might be for the fact that the clients directly came to them, where as with barristers clients are usually referred to them because of their
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