Chapter: The UK Government, the Law and Your Role - The Law

Our Simulation Tests replicate precisely the format of the real official UK citizenship test. They draw questions from every chapter, and they are timed. Exact same format as the official test.
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The Law

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Which of these weapons is it legal to carry in the UK?

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Serious criminal offences in Scotland are heard in what sort of court?

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On what grounds can you be excused from jury service?

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A PCSO is a type of what?

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Police officers must obey the law...?

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Most minor offences in England are dealt with by which courts?

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Magistrates are usually...?

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The Scottish equivalent of a magistrates' court is what?

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Civil disputes are dealt with by what sort of court in England?

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If a person is found guilty after trial, who decides their sentence?

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How many people serve on a jury in England, Wales and Northern Ireland?

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If you need legal advice, your best first step is to go to a...?

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Which of these drugs is legal in the UK?

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If a UK citizen knows a crime is being or has been committed, they must...?

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An accused person will usually be tried in a Youth Court in England, Wales and Northern Ireland if they are aged between 10 and...?

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Where it is illegal to smoke tobacco in the UK?

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Which of these does civil law cover?

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It is illegal to sell tobacco products in the UK to anyone under the age of...?

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The term the judiciary refers to...?

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The head of a police force in the UK is called a...?

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How many people serve on a jury in Scotland?

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New UK citizens should be wary of...?

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In England and Wales, civil claims for less than £10,000 are often heard in what sort of court?

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