E47 – The Inferior Courts of England & Wales (Monologue)
This episode is part of the English Legal System (Module 3): Courts and Tribunals Course
Today’s episode focuses on the inferior courts of England and Wales. We find out about the magistrates’ court, the Family Court and the County Court including:
● what they do – what type of cases they hear;
● what ‘judges’ work in these courts;
● the sentences they can impose or remedies they can award.
This episode is part of the course English Legal System (module 3): Courts and Tribunals. In future episodes we’ll be giving more detail about each court and tribunal as well as about the people who work in the courts.
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