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- 4. A high intellectual capacity, comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge of the law and procedures in the chosen field of practice.
- 6. skilled secretaries often advance to becoming law clerks or?
- 7. These are usually chosen from leading barristers or senior solicitors.
- 8. In some courts, these people may be required to wear a wig and gown.
- 11. Who's job is it to run the court registry office?
- 13. Someone who delivers court documents, such as writs.
- 15. A Coroner is also known as this?
- 16. Someone who assists people with legal problems.
- 17. Solicitors can specialise in areas such as business, commercial, family, immigration and _ law.
- 18. Someone who's job it is to bring witnesses into the courtroom.
- 20. Performed by a forensic pathologist. It is used to determine the presence, nature and extent of any disease or damage in order to ascertain cause of death.
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- 1. This is essential to objectivity and detachment. It is also fundamental to sound judgement and observance duties of the court.
- 2. A group of elected members who sit in parliament.
- 3. A formal court case where evidence is given about a death or incident.
- 5. Must retire at the age of 65.
- 9. Someone who represents the interests of all citizens in the criminal justice system
- 10. This group makes decisions based on the evidence that is given in court.
- 12. There is a jury in almost all criminal trials held in the _ and District Courts.
- 14. A person or group suing the defendant.
- 19. If you have committed a crime and are being charged, you will be referred to as this?