1. Public law, private law, civil law, criminal law, substantive law, procedural law, constitutional law, statute law, common law, case law

1. Public law, private law, civil law, criminal law, substantive law, procedural law, constitutional law, statute law, common law, case law
2. To reserve punishment
3. The state prosecutes the offender.
4. To give rise to a claim for compensation or injunction
5. To enforce law
6. The chambers sit separately
7. To be appointed, elected
8. Constitutional conventions
9. Hierarchy of courts
10. To be authorized by
11. A signatory of
12. To be incorporated into
13. Primary legislation, statute
14. Secondary or delegated legislation
15. Statutory instruments
16. Bye-laws
17. To update or amend legislation
18. To consolidate laws
19. To codify rules
20. To enact law
21. To repeat obsolete laws
22. To initiate a consultative process
23. To set up proposals
24. To present a Bill for public scrutiny
25. To submit to
26. To debate proposals
27. To scrutinize the provisions
28. To enshrine the principles
29. The actual drafting of the legislation is undertaken by Parliamentary Counsel
30. Judicial decision
31. To override the decision
32. Subject to interpretation
33. The principle of binding precedent
34. The decision of a higher court is binding on a lower court
35. To be bound to follow smth.
36. To distinguish the case from
37. Applicable
38. To set the precedent
39. To rely on
40. Persuasive authority
41. Application of the common law system
42. The rule at law reasoned
43. To hear evidence
44. To decide matters of fact
45. Points of law
46. Magistrates’ Courts, County Courts, the court of Appeal, the Crown Court
47. Stipendiary magistrate, lay magistrate
48. To go on appeal from
49. A claimant, a plaintiff, a circuit judge, a recorder
50. To seek a legal remedy for some harm or injury
51. The High Court of Justice
52. Original and appellate jurisdiction
53. To reverse and uphold a decision
54. To apply for leave to appeal
55. The quorum
56. An appeal hearing
57. Petty crimes
58. A fine or imprisonment
59. To be tried summarily
60. Indictable offences
61. To prosecute a person alleged to have committed a crime
62. To be charged with a crime
63. Appeal against conviction or sentence
64. Leave to appeal is granted by the court.
65. To investigate a crime
66. To apprehend suspects and detain them in custody
67. Evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction
68. To initiate criminal proceedings by the serving of a summons
69. An offender, an accused
70. A warrant of arrest
71. Public prosecutors
72. To provide legal aid
73. To pay all of the defense costs
74. Summary offences, indictable offences, alleged offences
75. The indictment
76. To be triable
77. To plead guilty
78. To proceed to sentence or commit to the Crown Court for sentence
79. Severe penalties, a reduced sentence
80. Not guilty plea
81. A trial by jury
82. Adversarial system of justice
83. Cross-examination
84. The burden of proof
85. To prove beyond reasonable doubt
86. To be granted bail
87. Grounds for believing
88. To fail to appear for trial
89. A preparatory hearing
90. The jury is sworn in
91. Alibies
92. The defendant is acquitted.
93. Verdict

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