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Which of the following bodies regulates the conduct of solicitors in England and Wales?

The Solicitors Society correct incorrect

The Legal Services Commission correct incorrect

The Law Society correct incorrect

Solicitors Regulation Authority correct incorrect

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Which of the following accurately reflects the routes to qualification for barristers?

A law degree, vocational training and Training Contract correct incorrect

A law degree, Legal Practice Course and Pupillage correct incorrect

A law degree, Legal Practice Course and Training Contract correct incorrect

A law degree, vocational training and Pupillage correct incorrect

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Which of the following is not an Inn of Court?

Middle Temple correct incorrect

Upper Temple correct incorrect

Inner Temple correct incorrect

Lincoln's Inn correct incorrect

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What is a legal executive?

A lawyer qualified through CILEx correct incorrect

A legal secretary correct incorrect

A solicitor correct incorrect

A fee-earner correct incorrect

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Who is the head of the judiciary?

The Master of the Rolls correct incorrect

The President of the Supreme Court correct incorrect

The Lord Chief Justice correct incorrect

The Attorney General correct incorrect

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What is the meaning of a "puisne judges"

A District Judge correct incorrect

A High Court Judge correct incorrect

A Recorder correct incorrect

A Circuit Judge correct incorrect

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Which of the following persons cannot sit on a jury?

Members of the police force correct incorrect

Those with a mental disorder correct incorrect

Legal professionals correct incorrect

Members of Parliament correct incorrect

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Which of the following is the correct statement regarding the age of potential jurors?

Jurors must be aged not less than 18 and not more than 70 to sit on a jury. correct incorrect

Jurors must be aged not less than 16 and not more than 70 to sit on a jury. correct incorrect

Jurors must be aged not less than 16 and not more than 75 to sit on a jury. correct incorrect

Jurors must be aged not less than 18 and not more than 75 to sit on a jury. correct incorrect

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The justices' clerk is permitted to advise magistrates on which matters?

Fact only correct incorrect

Fact and Law correct incorrect

Law only correct incorrect

None of the options given is correct correct incorrect

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Which of the following is not a "key quality" for the appointment of magistrates?

High level education correct incorrect

Good character correct incorrect

Social awareness correct incorrect

Maturity and sound temperament correct incorrect