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'Discuss the factors that affect jury decision making'.
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'Do you think that the courts offer the best means of solving disputes?'
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'Examine the arguments for and against an offence of Corporate Manslaughter'.
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'If the separation of powers was a reality in the British constitution, governmental and judicial arrangements would require major modification' - Discuss.
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'In every field of law and legal practice, the law itself is gendered. That is to say, that the law-whether developed through the courts, under common law, or enacted in legislative provisions, reflects the gender of those who have created it: men.'
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'In extreme situations when human lives and dignity is at stake, neutrality is a sin. It helps the killers, not the victims'.
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'Judges do not make law - they only declare it' Discuss.
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'Judges may use the new context of the Human Rights Act 1998 to develop their own common law principles concerning human rights.' Discuss
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'Legal policy applied to domestic relationships has the potential to promote equality between the sexes. However, there has been little inclination to engage in social engineering on this issue' Discuss.
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'Magistrates are probably the most integral and cost effective part of our justice system' - Discuss the above statement showing your knowledge of the duties, backgrounds and related aspects of this group of people.
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'Motive Is Synonymous With Intention'
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'One of the primary purposes of law is said to be the compensation of the claimant. However, ignoring issues of access to justice, the fact is that some claimants are compensated and others are not, even where the harm suffered is similar'.
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'Salomon v Salomon is an outdated case with little relevance to modern company law.' Discuss.
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'The distinctive character of the first (Community) pillar of the European Union can be seen not only in the kind of legal rules which are made under that pillar, but also in the relationship between those rules and rules of Member State law.' Explain.
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'The evolution of the equity of redemption can only be properly understood by reference to the complex interplay between the legal, economic, political and cultural dimensions of land ownership.' Discuss.
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'The Land Registration Act 2002 makes a poor attempt at reforming the law of adverse possession' - Discuss this statement.
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'The role of the judge is to declare what the law is, and not make it'. Discuss this statement with reference to the theory and practice of both statutory interpretation and the doctrine of precedent.
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'The Supreme Court has too much power for an unelected body' Discuss
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'Trial by jury is an outdated, expensive and inefficient method by which to decide the guilt or innocence of those charged with criminal offences. It should be abolished for all criminal trials'.
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'Why might precedent cause problems for the development of the law?'
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'Without Article 234 each Member State could develop its own version of Community Law' Assess the extent to which Article 234 prevents such fragmentation.
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313882 WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF A JURY AND SHOULD
THE RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL BE RESTRICTED? The purpose of
this essay will be to explore the function of the jury and its role within the
Criminal Justice System. The proposition in the essay will be to adv...
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A (hypothetical) Constitutional Commission is considering how (if at all) constitutional conventions might be incorporated into the draft of a new Constitution of the United Kingdom.
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