Exam 1: England

Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs. -National Crime Agency

The supreme legal authority in England is:

While a person held for questioning in England has access to a telephone, the police can listen to the contents of all calls

King Henry II is credited with creating all but one of the following courts:

When grand juries were first created in England, the jurors were presumed to have personal knowledge of the case

When a criminal appeal reaches the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, it is generally handled by:

The legal basis for an English police officer to enter and search a premise without a warrant is found in:

In England, when a criminal case is tried summarily, the outcome will be determined without a jury

Until the creation of the Crown Prosecutor Service, the English police conducted the prosecution of many minor offenses

Write an essay in which you discuss the extent to which England has embraced the rule of law.

Write an essay on the English juvenile justice system that describes the organization and administration of the system and explains the sanctions available to the authorities.

The procedure devised by Anglo-Saxon courts to determine liability was called:

A trial jury in England is utilized in:

Write an essay in which the legal position of the English police is explored regarding the power to arrest, the power to search and seize, the power to stop and question, and the power to interrogate.

To be appointed a judge in England, a person must undergo a confirmation hearing in the House of Commons

Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs. -Crown courts

The Solicitor General is the titular head of the bar of England and Wales

The National Crime Agency is responsible for:

England's Criminal Law Act (1967) abolished the distinctions between felonies and misdemeanors

Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs. -Police and Criminal Evidence Act (1984)