Odd one out quiz for chapters 6-11

Chapter 6: The courts structure and civil and criminal processes

Please identify the odd one out in each of the following questions. If you get stuck with any of the questions, please refer back to Chapters 6-11 in ‘AS Law’.

1) Summary offences – Fast-track claims – Triable Either Way cases

2) Crown Court trial – Appeal by case stated – Jury

3) Crown Court – Divisional Court of Queen’s Bench Division – Court of Appeal (Civil)

4) Judicial review – Small claims – County Court

Chapter 7: Alternatives to courts

5) Awards – Scott v Avery clauses – Negotiation

6) ‘settlement conference’ – Employment Tribunals – Leggatt Committee

7) Litigation – Mediation – Conciliation

8) Maladministration – ACAS - Ombudsman

Chapter 8: Judges

9) Lord Chief Justice – Master of the Rolls – Lord Chancellor

10) Rights of audience – Judicial Training Board – Continuation seminars

11) Circuit judges – District judges – Recorders

12) Security of tenure – formal reprimand – Judicial Appointments Commission

Chapter 9: Lay persons in the English legal system

13) Mentally disordered person – Person with serious criminal record – MP

14) Defamation – Breach of contract – Tort of false imprisonment

15) Good character – Academic success – Social awareness

16) Juries – Lay Magistrates – District judge (magistrates’ courts).

Chapter 10: The legal profession

17) Inns of Court – Bar Council – ILEX

18) BVC – LPC – Training Contract

19) Barrister – wig and gown – QC status

20) Inner Temple – Gray’s Inn – Magic Circle

Chapter 11: Access to justice

21) Legal Help – Legal Representation – Private funding

22) Citizens’ Advice – Crown Prosecution Service – Law Centres

23) Merits test – Means test – Success fee

24) Legal Services Commission – Community Legal Service – National Legal Service