Fig 1.1 Categorising Law. Fig 1.2 Differences Between Criminal and Civil Law.

Fig 1.1 Categorising Law

Fig 1.2 Differences Between Criminal and Civil Law

Fig 2.1 Constitutional Doctrines and the English Legal System

Fig 3.1 Precedent: an aide-mémoire

Fig 3.2 Overview of Sources of Law

Fig 4.1 The Structure of the Civil Courts

Fig 5.1 The Reformed Civil Process

Fig 5.2 An Overview of Civil Process

Fig 6.1 The Structure of the Criminal Courts

Fig 9.1 Magistrates: an aide-mémoire

Fig 9.2 The Judiciary: an aide-mémoire

Fig 12.1 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): an aide-mémoire

Fig 12.2 Tribunals: an aide-mémoire

Fig 13.1 A Breakdown of the Different Legal Professions

Fig 14.1 Public Funding of Legal Services

Fig 14.2 The ‘New Legal Aid Scheme’: State Funded Services

Fig 14.3 Conditional Fee Arrangements

Fig 15.1 Who’s Who in the European Context

Fig 15.2 Sources of Community Law

Fig 15.3 The Principle of UK Parliamentary Sovereignty and EC Law

Fig 15.4 The Institutions of the EC/EU

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