2. Who makes the law? House of LORDS (L) House of COMMONS (C) Houses of PARLIAMENT ELECTED MP’s REPRESENTING THEIR CONSITIUENCY UNELECTED – LORDS CHOSEN BY THE GOVERNMENT OR INHERIT THE POSITION

3. Stages in the making of a law

5. Which Crime Which Court? Almost all criminal cases are heard at the Magistrates Court (18+). There is at least one of these in each town of England and Wales. They can sentence up to 6 months imprisonment or fine up to £5000 More serious crimes are heard at the Crown Court Youth Courts deal with cases where someone between the ages of 10 & 17 is accused of a crime If you wish to appeal against a serious crime: Court of Appeal Supreme Court of the UK

6. Plenary/homework - research You are a criminal who has committed these crimes, which court would have to attend? Possession of cannabis Possession with intent to supply Murder Ongoing argument about employment rights