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If someone is arrested in the UK, what are they entitled to?
Where can you make a complaint about the police in the UK?
True or False: Complaints about the police can only be made to the Chief Constable.
How can someone make a complaint about the police in the UK?
Which of the following is an independent body that handles police complaints in Northern Ireland?
Which of the following are considered forms of extremism that citizens should be aware of?
If someone is trying to persuade you to join an extremist or terrorist cause, whom should you contact?
Which terrorist threat is identified as the most serious to the United Kingdom?
What is the main role of the judiciary in the UK?
True or False: The judiciary operates independently from the government, which cannot interfere with its decisions.
What orders can judges issue when a public body violates an individual’s legal rights?
Which TWO areas can judges rule on in disputes involving the public or organisations?
True or False: Judges only handle criminal cases and do not deal with disputes involving the public or organisations.
What happens if judges decide that government actions are illegal?
True or False: The court systems in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are identical.
Which court deals with minor(less severe) criminal offences in Scotland?
Which court deals with minor(less severe) criminal cases in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?
True or False: In Northern Ireland, minor criminal cases are handled by unpaid District Judges or Deputy District Judges who do not need legal qualifications.
Which court handles the most serious criminal cases in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?
Which court handles the serious criminal cases in Scotland?
Which court handles the most serious criminal cases in Scotland, such as murder?
How are members of a jury chosen in the UK?
How many jurors serve on a jury in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?
How many jurors serve on a jury in Scotland?