Guess who makes the law? APPLES AND PAIRS! In pairs, name as many people and places that are involved law making!
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Guess who makes the law?
APPLES AND PAIRS!
In pairs, name as many people and places that are involved law making!
Who makes the law? House of LORDS (L)
House of COMMONS (C)
Houses of PARLIAMENT
ELECTED MP’s REPRESENTING THEIR CONSITIUENCY
UNELECTED – LORDS CHOSEN BY THE GOVERNMENT OR INHERIT THE POSITION
Stages in the making of a law
Arrange the stages
Arrange in pairs or a small group the order a bill would pass through the houses of
parliament and into law.
Almost all criminal cases are heard at
the Magistrates Court (18+). There is at least one of
these in each town of England and
Wales. They can sentence up to 6
months imprisonment or fine up to £5000
More serious crimes are heard
at the Crown Court
Youth Courts deal with cases where someone between the ages of 10 &
17 is accused of a crime
If you wish to appeal against a serious crime: Court of AppealSupreme Court of the UK
Plenary/homework - researchYou are a criminal who has committed
these crimes, which court would have to attend?
Possession of cannabisPossession with intent to supply
MurderOngoing argument about employment
rights
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