Roles of Judges, Solicitors & Barristers
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INTRODUCTIONTO LAW
Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3QUESTION 1...................................................................................................................................3Describe the role of Judges, Solicitors, Barristers and legal executives in the English legalsystem..........................................................................................................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9
INTRODUCTIONIn today's world, it is necessary to have a proper and appropriate understanding of lawand its related terms. There are different and varied branches of law and its subtypes. It can becategorised as Contract law, business law, environmental law etc. In this present report it hasbeen demonstrated about the role of law along with identification and reflection of differentsources of law with their role in English legal system (Akers, 2013). Along with this, a basicunderstanding about legal issues and research has also been done in this assignment. Role ofjudges, solicitors has been discussed to effect the judicial system. QUESTION 1Describe the role of Judges, Solicitors, Barristers and legal executives in the English legal systemLaw is a judicial system in which rules and regulations are created and framed andenforced with social and governmental establishments which help in regulating the behaviour.Law has been prepared under various hierarchical steps which includes law at state level,collective level etc. Even an individual can also give effect to the law by entering into contractwith different parties (Cassese and et. al., 2013). So, it must be noted that law is considered to bethe important part in the society. Every aspect of environment is governed by law. Now lawplays an important role in the society as it protects the people from any harm of any other type ofinjuries. Law also make sure that arguments and disputes are settled and motivate people toperform tasks which are for common good and beneficial for common people. It can also be saidthat it is useful for societies in world and also assure the citizens a secure and safe life. There aredifferent levels in which law operates. It can be from municipal level to state level which reachesat national level.
Illustration 1: role of law§There are many sources of law which means origin of law. In other words, it has beenassessed that it binds the activities of human in context of law. There are mainly two sources oflaw which can be categorised as Primary and Secondary. These sources are governed undercommon law systems. It must be noted that these sources are helpful in implementing andapplying the law in different cases and situations. Primary source can be defined as a theme of law arisen from governmental authority andentity, which can include court legislature, executive agency a president or a governor. Thesesources are considered as reliable and trustable as they are primary source of law (Doe, 2011).Primary sources of law can be understood in many ways which includes Case laws made bycourt and legislations enacted by court and parliament etc. There are many examples of primarysources of data. It includes court decisions and case laws, statutes, federal register, legislationetc. It mainly covers Legislation and case laws. Legislations: This term is framed and incorporated for the regulation of the behaviour inthe society and also reflects and show the way in which society behaves. Legislations are framedwith a view point of giving an effect to different rules and regulations of different acts which arebeen prepared in the context of different situations. In UK, there is not a single and writtenconstitution (Fernhout and van Rhee, 2014). It has been referred as written in a partly mannerand complete unmodified. It consists of various laws and legislations which are instituted orpassed in Parliament. These law come into force in the form of legislations which are applicablein whole UK. As, parliament is the highest authority in the UK and only it has a power to control
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