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Winkworth v Christie Manson [1980].
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With close reference to a selection of your research/reading critically assess in terms of strengths and/or weaknesses the contribution made by your author to criminology.
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With reference to any are of law, explain the difference between the liberal and paternalistic approaches to the relationship between law and morality (Hart/Devlin debate), which would you consider to be more appropriate?
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With reference to any area(s) of law, distinguish between law and morals - Consider how far it may be said that the law upholds the moral values of society.
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With reference to appropriate examples, consider to what extent judges are bound to follow precedent
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With reference to the criminal processes of both the English and French legal systems critically evaluate the merits of both adversarial and inquisitorial legal method.
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With what success did Wolsey carry through his domestic reforms in the period to 1529?
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Withholding of treatment of infants with disabilities.
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Without access to adequate legal advice and representation individual access to justice may be denie
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Would it be contrary to democratic principles if the courts were to refuse to give effect to a statutory provision ousting the judicial review jurisdiction of the courts in relation to a Tribunal's decision, as the Government's Asylum and Immigration
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Would the abolition of the office of Lord Chancellor resolve the anomalies that attach to the UK doctrine of the separation of powers?
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Would the English legal system be improved by the creation of ministry of justice?
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Would the quality of the criminal justice be improved by abolishing the use of juries in criminal courts
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Would you agree that judges are free to make laws through the process of Statutory Interpretation?
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Write a commentary on Court TV, UK, which concentrates on televising courtroom trials.
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Write an essay explaining whether you think that the Charities Bill 2005 will or will not improve the law on when a trust will be held to be charitable.
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Write an essay summarising and evaluating the Law Commission’s Report on Partial Defences to Murder. The first comprehensive review of the law on murder in more than fifty years has taken shape
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You are asked to review and critically evaluate the current law applying to Scotland relating to the prosecution of drivers for causing death.
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Young children watch 8,000 murdersand 100,000acts of violencebefore leaving elementary school. - Is violence in America influenced by some television?
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[Alternative Dispute Resolution] has been described as being ‘at the heart of today’s’ civil justice system.’ Briefly describe the main forms of ADR.
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‘Describe the jurisdiction of the High Court and the County Court in civil cases including an explanation of the track system
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‘It is simply unrealistic to think that juries are capable of dealing with long and complex fraud trials.’
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‘The reign of Henry II is of supreme importance in the history of our law, and its importance is due to the action of the central power, to reforms ordained by the king…the whole of English law is centralised and unified’ (Maitland)
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‘The scope of the flexibility of the doctrine of binding precedent has two sources; the flexibility of the basic concepts of ratio and dictum and the limited degree of self-bindingess in the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the House Of Lords.’ Cr...
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‘There is too much discretion, and not enough law, in the sentencing process.’ Discuss
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