Civil Claims
Civil Appeals
ADR
Tribunals
Human Rights
100

Civil cases are considered as ____________ or measures of last resort

Draconian 
100

Courts which hear appeals are referred to as 

Appellate courts

100

What does ADR stand for? 

Alternative Dispute Resolution

100

tribunals operate _______________ the court system 

alongside/ parallel to 

100

As a result of human atrocities in WWII, the Council of Europe adopted the ______________________

European Convention of Human Rights 

200

When a solicitor negotiates in a series of letters between the parties

bargaining

200

How many judges hear appeals in the Divisional Courts? 

typically 2-3

200

List the four types of ADR

Negotiation, Mediation, Conciliation, Arbitration

200

why were tribunals created? 

to enforce entitlement to social rights

200

The Act that incorporates the ECHR in domestic law is known as 

The Human Rights Act 1998

300

The two courts which hear civil claims

County Court and High Court 

300

The procedure for appealing directly from the High Court to the Supreme Court

leap frog

300

What is the main difference between negotiation and mediation? 

Negotiation typically involves the parties themselves reaching a compromise whereas in mediation there is a neutral facilitator who helps reach a compromise

300

Name the Act which unified the tribunal system

Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007

300

In Re: Medicaments, the courts refused to follow a previous decision of the HOL in R v Gould as it differed from a judgment of the ECtHR. The provision of the HRA which made this possible is ____________

Section 2

400

The three tracks which determine how a case is dealt with 

Small Claims, Fast Track, Multi Track 

400

In order to appeal to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) or the Supreme Court ____________________ is needed

Permission to appeal

400

The binding decision of the arbitrator is known as  _____________

The Award

400

Tribunals are divided into a hierarchy of two types, name these

The first tier tribunals and the upper tribunals 

400

How did the courts balance the right under Article 8 (right to privacy) and Article 10 (freedom of expression) in the case of Douglas and ors v Hello!

the couple had agreed to have their wedding covered by other magazines so they had given up their right to privacy

500

Name the three divisions of the High Court

Queens Bench Division, Family Division and Chancery Division

500

If a case is heard at first instance by a Circuit Judge, where would a second appeal lay? 

Court of Appeal (Civil Division)

500

List three advantages of ADR

faster, cheaper, less stressful, more flexible, possible to reach solutions which the court cannot 

500

List 3 advantages of tribunals 

cheap, informal, quick, includes lay experts

500

Sometimes courts are unable to interpret in a way that is compatible with the Convention rights and are therefore required to apply incompatible legislation. They do however make ______________________ which put the Government on notice. 

declarations of incompatibility