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| Front | What happens when the jury deliberates? |
| Back | part of trial - after instruction:- jury "withdraws": discusses verdict in separate jury room -> no- one else (including judge) allowed in this room- deliberates: discussed, debates until it reaches a decision or fails to |
| Front | What means judicial review usually and in the Westminster model? |
| Back | usually: testing legislation against constitutionin UK: review on basis of other bodies of law, such as administrative law |
| Front | What is the difference between barristers/advocates and solicitors/attorneys |
| Back | - Lawyers who represent clients (‘solicitors’ or ‘attorneys’) vs. lawyers who argue cases in court (‘barristers’ or ‘advocates’)- Future solicitors will have different practical training (‘doing articles’, ‘training contract’) to future barristers (‘pupillage’)- traditionally barristers/advocates go on to become judges, not solicitors split bar eroding everywhere: most systems now also allow solicitors/attorneys to argue at least some cases in court |