Barristers - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

These are summary notes on the whole of AC2.4, they include information on influences affecting the outcomes of criminal cases, including: Evidence, media, witnesses, experts, politics, judiciary, barristers & legal teams & relevant case studies. I took these notes into my Criminology Unit 3 controlled assessment (December 2022) and achieved an A. These notes are up to date, and relevant for future Unit 3 exams.

This is a perfect answer to AC 2.4, for year 12/13 Criminology students. The AC is worth 10 marks and this answer will get you the maximum amount of marks to ensure getting the best grade possible.

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CRIMINAL LITIGATION CHAPTER 1: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE RULES, PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT AND FUNDING Legal Practice Course Learning Outcomes After this chapter you should be able to: 1. understand how the criminal justice system works in overview; 2. understand the Criminal Procedure Rules (‘CrPR’) and the court’s case management powers; 3. appreciate the relevant professional conduct rules in criminal practice; and 4. advise a clien...

BTEC Questions and Answers 2022/2023 {law} unit 1 court of first instance County Court and High Court small claims track in county court up to £10,000, up to £1000 personal injury, District Judge fast track in County Court, £10,000 to £25,000, or above £1000 personal injury, District Judge multi track County court, £25,000 +, up to £50,000 personal injuries, complex cases Circuit judge High Court Claims above £100,000 or above £50,000 personal injury, H...

Booklet 2 Damages: Compensation paid by the defendant to the claimant, aiming to restore the claimant to their pre-incident position. Includes pecuniary losses (special damages) and non-pecuniary losses (general damages). Advice and Funding: Various sources such as solicitors, barristers, Citizen’s Advice, law centres, and insurance companies. Funding options include private, public, trade unions, pro bono, and conditional fee agreements. Civil Courts: Cases are handled by the county co...

This essay, will build an understanding of both barristers and solicitors, as well, whether these branches should maintain two distinct branches of the same profession or should be combined into one.