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Consequences of a case:



In a criminal case what happens to a convicted defendant?

They will be sentenced to a punishment

Consequences of a case:In a criminal case what are three things a sentence could be?

Imprisonment



A fine



A community order

Consequences of a case:In a civil case what happens if a defendant is found liable?

Judge will award a remedy

Consequences of a case:In a civil case what are the two types of award?

Damages



Equitable remedy

What are the 4 types of equitable remedy?

Injunction



Rectification



Recission



Specific performance

What are the 2 types of injunction?

Prohibitory injunction



Madatory injunction

In law text books, would you see this type of citation White [1910] for civil or criminal cases?

Criminal, the R has been omitted.

What is the case of Donoghue v Stevenson famous for?

It brought about the law of negligence - before this you could only sue in contract law.



Mrs Donoghue did not have a contract with tge cafe owner because her friend bought her the drink. But HL ruled that she should be able to sue the manufacturer of the drink even though no direct legal relationship.

What 3 things does Constitutional law cover?

Laws that establish how a country is to be goverened.



Laws that state how laws are to be made and changed.


What does Administrative Law deal with?

The conduct of public bodies



And



How their actions and decisions can be challenged

What is criminal law?

Prohibitory rules that outlaw behaviour considered serious enough to affect society as a whole, and is therefore punishable by the state.

Public law governs the relationship between...

The state and the individual

Private law governs the relationship between ...

Individuals

What 3 areas are Public Law?

Constitutional



Administrative



Criminal

What are the 6 areas of Private Law?

Contract



Tort



Employment



Land Law



Family



Probate

What does contract cover?

Legally binding agreements, whether verbal or written.

When you buy a packet of sweets is the contract verbal or written?

Verbal

Can a Tort also be a crime?

Yes

What does Land Law cover?

Ownership & Transfer of land



Rights over land (ie rights of way)



Defines rights of those who have interests in (but do not own) land (mortagagee)

What does family law cover?

Marriage/ civil partnership/ divorce/ domestic abuse/ responsibilities of parents to children

What does the law of succession cover?

How the estate of a deceased is dealt with

Under the law of succession, what is a trust?

An 'entity' set up under a will for the legacies left to children to be managed by.

What does employment law cover?

Rights and duties of employers and employees

Are there overlaps between all the different parts of the law? Ie could something covered by employment law also be covered by criminal?

Yes there are overlaps between the diff sections of the law



Parts of Health and safety come under both emploment and criminal