The courts which deal with children and young persons are called:
A.Minor Courts
B.Country Courts
C.Juvenile Courts
D.Old Bailey
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UK Constitution
The Court of Criminal Appeal consists of the Lord Chief Justice and about:
A.Two Judges
B.Three Judges
C.Five Judges
D.Seven Judges
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The Courts of Assizes are held:
A.Two times a year
B.Three times a year
C.Four times a year
D.Five times a year
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The Court of Quarter Sessions is held:
A.Two times a year
B.Three times a year
C.Four times a year
D.None of them
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Stipendiary Magistrates are appointed by:
A.The Lord Chancellor
B.The Home Secretary
C.The Prime Minister
D.The Queen
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The Final Court in all civil and criminal cases for the UK is:
A.High Court
B.Country Court
C.Court of the Justice of the Peace
D.House of Lords
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The Final Court of Appeal in England is:
A.The Cour of Appeal
B.The High Court
C.The Country Court
D.None of these
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The British High Court consists of:
A.Two Divisions
B.Three Divisions
C.Four Divisions
D.Five Divisions
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The Word Rex stands for:
A.The Queen
B.The Crown
C.The Court
D.The Parliament
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Types of courts in England are:
A.Two
B.Three
C.Four
D.Five
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