1. What is the most common type of law court in England and Wales? The most common type of law court in England and Wales is the magistrates’ court. 2. Where do more serious criminal cases go? More serious criminal cases go to the Crown Court. 3. What is the highest court of appeal in England and Wales? The highest court of appeal in England and Wales is the House of Lords. 4. What courts do deal with offenders under 17? Juvenile courts deal with offenders under seventeen. 5. Which courts do investigate violent, sudden and unnatural death? Coroners’ courts investigate violent, sudden or unnatural deaths. 6. What makes quick, cheap and fair decisions? Administrative tribunals make quick, cheap and fair decisions. 7. What do administrative tribunals do? Administrative tribunals deal with professional standards, disputes between individuals, and disputes between individuals and Government departments (for example, over taxation). 8. Who are «Justices of the Peace»? "Justices of the Peace" (JPs) or "Magistrates" are the vast majority of judges which are unpaid. 9. Are «High Court Judges» paid? Yes, «High Court Judges» are paid salaries by the State. 10. Who are magistrates selected by? Magistrates are selected by special committees in every town and district.
1. Our radio can't be heard outside the room. 2. Cars mustn't be parked there. 3. This bottle of medicine must be shaken. 4. He was elected President. 5. Tom was made captain of the team. 6. Mr. Brown has been appointed manager of the Accounts Branch. 7. Mary's radio isn't being mended.
1. The man reading (Participle I) a book is my father. 2. While translating (Participle I) the text, he wrote out new words. 3. A fallen (Participle II) tree is still lying (Participle I) on the road. 4. Being (Participle I) ill he had to stay at home. 5. The pupil being asked (Participle I) by the teacher is Pavlov. 6. Having discussed (Participle I) the contract the manager signed it.
The most common type of law court in England and Wales is the magistrates’ court.
2. Where do more serious criminal cases go?
More serious criminal cases go to the Crown Court.
3. What is the highest court of appeal in England and Wales?
The highest court of appeal in England and Wales is the House of Lords.
4. What courts do deal with offenders under 17?
Juvenile courts deal with offenders under seventeen.
5. Which courts do investigate violent, sudden and unnatural death?
Coroners’ courts investigate violent, sudden or unnatural deaths.
6. What makes quick, cheap and fair decisions?
Administrative tribunals make quick, cheap and fair decisions.
7. What do administrative tribunals do?
Administrative tribunals deal with professional standards, disputes between individuals, and disputes between individuals and Government departments (for example, over taxation).
8. Who are «Justices of the Peace»?
"Justices of the Peace" (JPs) or "Magistrates" are the vast majority of judges which are unpaid.
9. Are «High Court Judges» paid?
Yes, «High Court Judges» are paid salaries by the State.
10. Who are magistrates selected by?
Magistrates are selected by special committees in every town and district.
2. Cars mustn't be parked there.
3. This bottle of medicine must be shaken.
4. He was elected President.
5. Tom was made captain of the team.
6. Mr. Brown has been appointed manager of the Accounts Branch.
7. Mary's radio isn't being mended.
1. The man reading (Participle I) a book is my father.
2. While translating (Participle I) the text, he wrote out new words.
3. A fallen (Participle II) tree is still lying (Participle I) on the road.
4. Being (Participle I) ill he had to stay at home.
5. The pupil being asked (Participle I) by the teacher is Pavlov.
6. Having discussed (Participle I) the contract the manager signed it.