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Courts and Tribunals

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Module 1: The history of the Judiciary

M1-Lesson 1: Knowledge and comprehension

M1-1.1 Justice in medieval England

M1-1.2 Development of the Common Law

M1-1.3 Development of Judges

M1-1.4 Judicial Corruption in Medieval Times

M1-1.5 Development of Chancery

M1-1.6 Towards Judicial Independence

M1-1.7 Optional Extra Activities

M1-Lesson 2: Vocabulary acquisition

M1-2.1 Learn vocabulary

M1-2.2 Test vocabulary part 1

M1-2.3 Test vocabulary part 2

M1-2.4 Learn collocations

M1-2.5 Test collocations

M1-2.6 Learn prepositions

M1-2.7 Test prepositions

M1-Lesson 3: Put it into practice

M1-3.1 Practise listening

M1-3.2 Practise speaking

M1-3.3 Practise writing

Module 2: The Court System Today

M2-Lesson 1: Knowledge and comprehension

M2-1.1 Lower and Senior Courts

M2-1.2 Criminal and Civil Courts

M2-1.3 Trial and Appellate Courts

M2-1.4 Optional Extra Activities

M2-Lesson 2: Vocabulary acquisition

M2-2.1 Learn vocabulary

M2-2.2 Test vocabulary part 1

M2-2.3 Test vocabulary part 2

M2-2.4 Learn collocations

M2-2.5 Test collocations

M2-2.6 Learn prepositions

M2-2.7 Test prepositions

M2-Lesson 3: Put it into practice

M2-3.1 Practise listening

M2-3.2 Practise speaking

M2-3.3 Practise writing

Module 3: The Lower Courts of England & Wales

M3-Lesson 1: Knowledge and comprehension

M3-1.1 the Magistrates’ Court

M3-1.2 the Family Court

M3-1.3 the County Court

M3-1.4 Optional Extra Activities

M3-Lesson 2: Vocabulary acquisition

M3-2.1 Learn vocabulary

M3-2.2 Test vocabulary part 1

M3-2.3 Test vocabulary part 2

M3-2.4 Learn collocations

M3-2.5 Test collocations

M3-Lesson 3: Put it into practice

M3-3.1 Practise listening

M3-3.2 Practise speaking

M3-3.3 Practise writing

Module 4: The Senior Courts of England & Wales

M4-Lesson 1: Knowledge and comprehension

M4-1.1 the Crown Court of England and Wales

M4-1.2 the High Court of England and Wales

M4-1.3 the Court of Appeal of England and Wales

M4-1.4 Optional Extra Activities

M4-Lesson 2: Vocabulary acquisition

M4-2.1 Learn vocabulary

M4-2.2 Test vocabulary part 1

M4-2.3 Test vocabulary part 2

M4-2.4 Learn collocations

M4-2.5 Test collocations

M4-2.6 Learn prepositions

M4-2.7 Test prepositions

M4-Lesson 3: Put it into practice

M4-3.1 Practise listening

M4-3.2 Practise speaking

M4-3.3 Practise writing

Module 5: The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

M5-Lesson 1: Knowledge and comprehension

M5-1.1 the Geographical Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court

M5-1.2 Types of Cases in the Supreme Court

M5-1.3 the History of the Supreme Court

M5-1.4 Optional Extra Activities

M5-Lesson 2: Vocabulary acquisition

M5-2.1 Learn vocabulary

M5-2.2 Test vocabulary part 1

M5-2.3 Test vocabulary part 2

M5-2.4 Learn collocations

M5-2.5 Test collocations

M5-2.6 Learn prepositions

M5-2.7 Test prepositions

M5-Lesson 3: Put it into practice

M5-3.1 Practise listening

M5-3.2 Practise speaking

M5-3.3 Practise writing

Module 6: Tribunals

M6-Lesson 1: Knowledge and comprehension Sample Lesson

M6-1.1 Introduction to Tribunals

M6-1.2 Optional Extra Activities

M6-Lesson 2: Vocabulary acquisition Sample Lesson

M6-2.1 Learn vocabulary

M6-2.2 Test vocabulary part 1

M6-2.3 Test vocabulary part 2

M6-2.4 Learn collocations

M6-2.5 Test collocations

M6-2.6 Learn prepositions

M6-2.7 Test prepositions

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M6-2.5 Test collocations

Courts and Tribunals
M6-Lesson 2: Vocabulary acquisition
M6-2.5 Test collocations

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Word Bank: out • case • damages • appeals • advice • remain • evidence • made • cases
The Upper Tribunal hears BLANK 1 of 9 from the First-tier Tribunal.

The judge awarded the claimant £10,000 in BLANK 2 of 9.

Many individuals put their own BLANK 3 of 9 in tribunal hearings.

Tribunal judges hear BLANK 4 of 9 from witnesses.

Citizens can appeal against decisions BLANK 5 of 9 by government departments.

The client got BLANK 6 of 9 from his solicitor about the property dispute.

A review of the tribunal system was carried BLANK 7 of 9.

Tribunals deal with cases involving leave to BLANK 8 of 9 in the UK.

Tribunal judges decide the BLANK 9 of 9 before them.

The Upper Tribunal hears Fill in the blank 1 of 9 from the First-tier Tribunal.

The judge awarded the claimant £10,000 in Fill in the blank 2 of 9 .

Many individuals put their own Fill in the blank 3 of 9 in tribunal hearings.

Tribunal judges hear Fill in the blank 4 of 9 from witnesses.

Citizens can appeal against decisions Fill in the blank 5 of 9 by government departments.

The client got Fill in the blank 6 of 9 from his solicitor about the property dispute.

A review of the tribunal system was carried Fill in the blank 7 of 9 .

Tribunals deal with cases involving leave to Fill in the blank 8 of 9 in the UK.

Tribunal judges decide the Fill in the blank 9 of 9 before them.
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