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The Judicial System of England and Wales
The Judicial System of England and Wales A visitor s guide2 Prepared by the Judicial Office International Team Email: Judicial System of England and Wales : A Visitor s Guide3 IntroductionThe Judiciary of England and Wales and Her Majesty s Courts and Tribunals Service pride themselves on their friendly and effective relations with other judiciaries around the world. Every year we welcome many judges from other countries who are keen to learn more about our legal System . What you see today has evolved over 1,000 years; the judiciary is continuing to change and develop to meet the needs of our society and is widely regarded as one of the best and most independent in the world. To meet the needs of society, our legal System is also complex. The International Team of the Judicial Office has produced a Visitors Guide to bring together a wealth of information about our judiciary and legal System it also provides an introduction to the work of organisations, such as the Ministry of Justice and the Crown Prosecution Service which support the justice believe this Guide will be an invaluable resource for any foreign visitor seeking to learn more about England and Wales today, the Judiciary of England & Wales and the English and Welsh legal System , and that it will enhance the quality of your visit.
High Court Chancery, Queen’s Bench and Family Divisions. All three divisions hear appeals from other courts, as well as “first instance” cases. High Court and Deputy High Court Judges Crown Court Jury trial for all indictable and some either-way criminal offences. Appeals against conviction and sentence from
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