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101.

The highest court of Appeal in the U.K. Is:

A.	The House of Lords	B.	The House of Commons
C.	The Cabinet	D.	The Ministry

102.

Types of courts in England are:

A.	Two	B.	Three
C.	Four	D.	Five

103.

The Word Rex stands for:

A.	The Queen	B.	The Crown
C.	The Court	D.	The Parliament

104.

The High Court consists in:

A.	Two Divisions	B.	Three Divisions
C.	Four Divisions	D.	Five Divisions

105.

The Final Court of Appeal in England is:

A.	The Cour of Appeal	B.	The High Court
C.	The Country Court	D.	None of these

106.

The Final Court in all civil and criminal cases for the UK is:

A.	High Court	B.	Country Court
C.	Court of the Justice of the Peace	D.	House of Lords

107.

Stipendiary Magistrates are appointed by:

A.	The Lord Chancellor	B.	The Home Secretary
C.	The Prime Minister	D.	The Queen

108.

The Court of Quarter Sessions is held:

A.	Two times a year	B.	Three times a year
C.	Four times a year	D.	None of them

109.

The Courts of Assizes are held:

A.	Two times a year	B.	Three times a year
C.	Four times a year	D.	Five times a year

110.

The Court of Criminal Appeal consists of the Lord Chief Justice and about:

A.	Two Judges	B.	Three Judges
C.	Five Judges	D.	Seven Judges