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1What was defined in Bushells Case of 1670?
- AJury Independance
- BImpartiality
- CJury Secrecy
- DJury Tampering
2What case was the first in 350 years to be held without a Jury?
- AR v West
- BPontings Case
- CR v Twomney
- DR v Randle and Pottle
3What happened in the case of R v Wilson?
- AA gang was found guilty of carrying out a £1.75m armed robbery at Heathrow
- BA wife of a police officer asked to be excused from Jury service because the defendants were held at her husband's prison.
- CThe Jury refused to convict him even though there was no defence
- DCourt of appeal rejected a appeal because there was intense media coverage on a case
4In the case of Romford Jury, was it true that 9 out of the 12 Jurors came from the same place?
- ATrue
- BFalse
5In the Ouija Board case, how many Jurors used it?
- A3
- B5
- C4
- D7
6What is the name for the Ouija Board Case?
- AR v Young
- BR v West
- CR v Randle and Pottle
- DR v Dickman
7Who/what stated :"Juries are the lamp that shows freedom lives" ?
- ALord Pottle
- BHansard
- CLord Devlin
- DLord Bushell
8What year was Pontings Case?
- A1884
- B1994
- C1984
- D1894
9Which case is this? : The Jury refused to convict him even though the Judge ruled there was no defence
- APontings Case
- BBushells Case
- CPepper v Hart
- DBerriman
10What was the outcome in R v Randle and Pottle?
- AThe jury acquitted them - refusing to convict
- BThe jury convicted them
- CThe courts quashed the case
- DThe case was deferred
11What is this case? : There was intense media coverage, so the court of appeal rejected the appeal and the judge told the jury to only consider the evidence they had heard in court.
- AR v West
- BR v Young
- CR v Twomney
12In the 1992 Survey, what percentage of the public questioned whether Jurors can understand the cases?
- A64
- B22
- C39
- D56
- E71
- F93
- G46
13What case represents split function of Juries and Jury impartiality?
- ABushells Case
- BPontings Case
- C1992 Survey
- DR v West
14What case represents Majority Verdict and Jury Tampering?
- AR v Randle and Pottle
- BR v West
- CR v Twomney
- DR v Wilson
15R v Wilson represents what?
- AJury Challenging - To the array
- BJury Challenging - For Cause
- CJury Challenging - To standby
16What does the Romford Jury represent?
- AJury Challenging - By standby
- BJury Challenging - To the array
- CJury Challenging - For cause
17What does R v Young represent?
- ASecrecy
- BTampering
- CImpartiality
- DLack of understanding
18What does Lord Devlin's quote represent?
- APerverse decisions
- BPublic confidence
- COpen system of justice
- DSecrecy
19What does Pontings Case represent?
- AImpartiality
- BEquity
- COpen system of justice
- DTampering
20What does R v West represent?
- ATampering
- BPerverse decisions
- CMedia Influence
- DOpen system of justice
21What does R v Randle and Pottle represent?
- APerverse decisions
- BTampering
- CPublic confidence
- DEquity
22What does the 1992 Survey represent?
- AOpen system of justice
- BLack of understanding
- CEquity
- DImpartiality
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