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| Name | Queen's Bench Division | A Level Notes Law 9084 |
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| Video Discription | The President of the Queen's Bench Court is the Lord Chief Justice, and there are over 70 judges in the court. It deals with contract and tort cases where the amount sought is over £ 50,000; however, as stated earlier in this portion, the defendant may bring an action for any amount of £ 25,000 or more. Only multi-track proceedings will be dealt with by the High Court. In fact, some forms of intervention are deemed to be more suitable for the High Court than for the County Trial. Normally trials are heard before a single judge, although there is a claim to a jury trial for bribery, libel, defamation, unfair persecution, and false incarceration. There should be 12 jurors while a jury is included. The High Court trials are costly and will take a long time. The total time between the filing of a lawsuit and the jury is about three years. Cases are costly owing to the requirement to hire prosecutors and even owing to legal costs. As well as costs for lodging a petition and other early steps, there is a court charge of £ 1,090. Judicial Review The Queen's Bench Division also has significant supervisory powers over lower courts and other decision-making entities, such as cabinet officials or city councils. The judicial examination examines that the policy-making procedure has been carried out lawfully, as distinct from the validity of the case in question. #Law9084 #Queen'sBenchDivision @Notesreel |
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