Question 1

What forms Parliament?

Accepted Answer

House of Common, House of Lords, and the Sovereign

Answer

Only the Sovereign

Answer

House of Commons, the public, and the Sovereign

Question 2

What is a public bill?

Accepted Answer

These bills generally effect the public as a whole

Answer

These bills are introduced by MPs and Lords

Answer

These bills are prompted by organisations

Question 3

What colour is the paper during the consultation stage?

Accepted Answer

Green

Answer

Red

Answer

White

Question 4

What happens after the committee stage?

Accepted Answer

Report stage

Answer

Second reading

Answer

Processes through to the House of Lords

Question 5

What is judicial precedent?

Accepted Answer

law made by judges in the courts

Answer

law made by MPs within Parliament

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law made by the Queen

Question 6

Which case can we link to judicial precedent?

Accepted Answer

Donoghue v Stevenson

Answer

George v Humphreys

Answer

R v White

Question 7

What is statutory interpretation?

Accepted Answer

Judges apply and interpret legislation

Answer

Judges allow Boris Johnson to interpret legislation

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Judges allow the Queen to interpret legislation

Question 8

What are the three rules within statutory interpretation?

Accepted Answer

Literal, Golden, and Mischief

Answer

Literal, Purple, and Mischief

Answer

Interpret, Golden, and Argue

Question 9

How many areas of the criminal justice system do we learn about in AC1.2?

Accepted Answer

7

Answer

6

Answer

8

Question 10

What is the role of the police?

Accepted Answer

Their role is to enforce the existing law.

Answer

Their role is to determine cases for prosecution

Answer

Their role is to hold offenders in custody

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