1. Lecturer: Miljen Matijašević G10, room 6/I, Tue 11:30-12:30 e-mail: miljen.matijasevic@gmail.commiljen.matijasevic@gmail.com Session 11

3.  The four sources of English law are common law, e_________, s________ law and EU law.  Common law was introduced after the invasion of the Norman French in __________ (year!).  The following areas of law are considered public law: a__________ law, c__________ law, c__________ law and r__________ law.

4.  The four sources of English law are common law, equity, statute law and EU law.  Common law was introduced after the invasion of the Norman French in 1066 (year!).  The following areas of law are considered public law: administrative law, constitutional law, criminal law and revenue law.

5.  The British Parliament consists of the m__________ (the Queen), the House of __________, and the House of __________. They debate b __________ and if both Houses approve, the Queen must give the R_________ A__________ before it can become an A________ of Parliament.

6.  The British Parliament consists of the monarch (the Queen), the House of Commons, and the House of Lords. They debate bills and if both Houses approve, the Queen must give the Royal Assent before it can become an Act of Parliament.

7. 1. _______ is a matter of international criminal law. 2. Equity provides alternative legal _______ to those of _______ law courts. 3. _______ law is the opposite of procedural law. 4. Common law can refer to the legal system or only one of four _______ of English law. 5. Signing international _______ is a matter of international public law. 6. The English law includes laws based on customs, judicial _______ and laws _______ by Parliament.

8. 1. EXTRADITION is a matter of international criminal law. 2. Equity provides alternative legal REMEDIES to those of COMMON law courts. 3. SUBSTANTIVE law is the opposite of procedural law. 4. Common law can refer to the legal system or only one of four SOURCES of English law. 5. Signing international TREATIES is a matter of international public law. 6. The English law includes laws based on customs, judicial PRECEDENTS and laws ENACTED by Parliament.

9. 1. What are the types of criminal offences? 2. Where are they tried? 3. Who are magistrates? Who are they advised by? 4. Who are the parties in criminal proceedings? 5. Remember the two types of lawyers. What is the difference between their rights of audience? 6. What criminal courts can they appear in?

10. Watch the video and find the answers The Magistrates’ Court https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeNDacwO5NA More about magistrates: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCybrBaKj8s

11. 1. Who do you expect to see in the Crown Court who you did not see in the magistrates’ court? 2. Who asks the witnesses questions? 3. What is the role of the judge? 4. What do you know about reaching the verdict and sentencing?

12. Watch the video and find the answers The Crown Court https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZYvv_s5R-s

13.  What do the following terms refer to? What are their Croatian equivalents? 1. litigation 2. income 3. assets 4. defamation 5. eligible

14.  Answers 1. litigation – parničenje 2. income – dohodak 3. assets – imovina 4. defamation – kleveta 5. eligible – zadovoljava uvjete, kriterije

15. 1. What two types of legal assistance do people need? 2. What two tests are used to establish eligibility for legal aid? Watch the video and find the answers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6CsY-UpuFA

16.  Compare the following between the civil and criminal procedures: ◦ parties and initiation of proceedings ◦ purpose ◦ standard of proof ◦ remedies

17.  Explain the following terms: ◦ summons ◦ service ◦ injunction ◦ inquisitorial procedure ◦ adversarial procedure ◦ claim form ◦ file a defence ◦ admit the claim

18. Thank you for your attention!