The judicial branch in Great Britain

1.

Performed by
Elizaveta Beshirova
student in group 102

2.

The judicial branch in Great Britain
is headed by the monarch.
The Queen is the United
Kingdom's Head of State. As
well as carrying out
significant constitutional
functions . The Queen also
acts as a focus for national
unity, presiding at
ceremonial occasions,
visiting local communities
and representing Britain
around the world.

3.

There are four sources of law: legislation (acts of
parliaments), common law (based on custom and
historical rules), European Union law (mostly
concerned with economic and social affairs), and the
European Convention on Human Rights (guarantees
the protection of everyone's fundamental rights).

4.

The structure of the judicial system in
Great Britain is tiered.
Civil Courts
Criminal Courts
Special Tribunals,
independent judicial bodies. Set up by Parliament, such
as Industrial, Agricultural, Labor and others.

5.

The judicial System of England and
Wales includes
1)
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3)
4)
5)
Corona's court;
Courts of magistrates;
Circuit Courts;
The high court ;
The Supreme Court of Appeals.
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6.

The criminal courts are the Crown
Courts and the Magistrates' Courts.
Corona's court
Courts of magistrates

7.

Civil Courts include Circuit Courts
and the High Court.
Circuit Courts
The high court

8.

The final instance is the Supreme Court, the
Supreme Court of Appeals. It can also be the
court of first instance and can appeal its
decisions in the first instance.