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d Adjudicator

Câu 5

… is responsible for the training of judges, lay magistrates, and members

of Tribunals in England and Wales.

… refers to the unlawful killing of a person without malicious intent and therefore without premeditation

A court can make an order allowing one spouse to have possession of …

a The family flat

b The family home(Đ)

c The family house

d The family shelter

Attempt to transform illegally acquired money into apparently legitimate money is charged with …

Constitution is the body of doctrines and … that form the fundamental organizing principles of a political state.

b the law structure

c the legal structure(Đ)

d the legally structure

A simple distinction between the criminal and civil law is that the latter (civil law) regulates the relationships between ……… or bodies and the former (criminal law) regulates the legal relationship between the state and individual people and bodies.

a peace social order

b peaceable social order(Đ)

c peaceable socially order

d peaceably social order

Decide if this statement is T (True) or F (False):

Tribunals and arbitration are two main forms of extra-court adjudication which takes place inside the court system to suit the form of dispute

resolution to the nature of the dispute involved.

a False(Đ)

b True

Câu 34

District Judge (Magistrates’ Court) must have been ……… as a lawyer for

at least seven years

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

Câu 38

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

a civil offence

b Labour

c administrative offence

d criminal offence(Đ)

Câu 42

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

Given the serious consequences which can result from being convicted of a

…, it is necessary to provide safeguards against wrongful conviction.

a A memorandum of association, the articles of association

b A statement of legal compliance

c All the three are required(Đ)

d The details of the directors and the company secretary

Câu 45

How many courses do do pupils take in order to become a barrister?

c The Department of Justice

d The Lord Chancellor

Câu 52

Judges

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) …

The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

In England, Judges are (1) … by the Lord Chancellor The minimum

requirement is that one should be a barrister or solicitor of ten years’ (2) … The majority of judges are barristers, but they cannot practise as

barristers Recorders are practicing barristers who act as judges on a time basis The appointment of judges is not a political appointment, and judges remain in office unless they (3) … guilty of gross misconduct Judges cannot be Members of Parliament.

Mr Peter Smith is a famous JP What does JP stand for?

a Judge for peace

b Juror for peace

c Justice of the Peace(Đ)

Parliament or National Assembly may ……… its legislation to an

individual or a body to make a specified law.

a Intangible property

b Movable possession

Question:

Which case is tried in Magistrates’court?

A case with a fine of …….

Real property (immovable property) is the combination … and

improvements (immovable man-made things) thereto

a punish

b punishable(Đ)

c punishment

Câu 85

The advantages of Tribunals and arbitration are by an expert.

a Informality and adjudication

b Lower costs and flexibility

The first practical difference is seen in the parties to the legal action A civil case will involve two (or more) individual people or bodies whilst the

parties to a ……… case will be the state and an individual person or body.

contribute, what rules will apply to the capital, what grounds will lead to a partner being expelled from the company

What does ‘to brief barristers’ mean?

- ‘to brief barristers’ means ………

a To pass on to a barrister

b To present a barrister before the court

c To send a barrister a brief

d Tto collect all the necessary legal documents for the barrister to present the best case to the court.(Đ)

There are four countries and three distinct ……… in the United

Kingdom: England and Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

What does the abbreviation ADR stand for?

a Alternative Desbute Resolution(Đ)

b Arbitration Development Review

c Aviation Development Regulation

Which statement is T (true) about constitution:

a All of them are true(Đ)

b The law concerns with maintaining controls over the power of the

government

c The law concerns with the administration of government’s policy

d The law is considered as the root of all laws or the supreme law of the landCâu 108

Who are … for jury service in England?

Magistrates, barristers, solicitors, priests, people on bail, people with mental illness cannot provide jury service

b joint property own

c joint property owner

d joint property ownership(Đ)