Law and Justice in the United Kingdom
Social Studies
Law and Justice in the United Kingdom starts at 4 and continues till grade 5.
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What does 'justice' mean?
What happens if someone does not follow the law?
What is a jury?
What is a punishment?
What is the difference between a rule and a law?
What is the job of a judge in a court?
What is the main job of Parliament in the United Kingdom?
Imagine a situation: Sam sees someone drop their wallet and keeps it instead of returning it. Is this an example of breaking the law? (1) Yes (2) No
If someone is not happy with a court decision, what can they do? (1) Appeal to a higher court (2) Break the law (3) Ignore the decision (4) Leave the country
Which of these is a civil law case? (1) A person stealing a car (2) Two neighbours arguing about a fence (3) A person robbing a bank (4) Someone breaking into a house
Which of these is a crime? (1) Helping a friend (2) Stealing a bike (3) Saying thank you (4) Doing homework
Which of these is a job of the police? (1) Making laws (2) Enforcing laws (3) Deciding court cases (4) Writing books
Fill in the blank: If someone breaks the law, they might have to go to __________.
Fill in the blank: If someone is found guilty in court, they may be given a __________ as a punishment.
Fill in the blank: The group of people who decide if someone is guilty in a court is called a __________.
Fill in the blank: The highest court in the United Kingdom is called the __________ Court.
True or False: Children have to follow the law just like adults.
True or False: Everyone in the United Kingdom must follow the law, even the Prime Minister.
True or False: Laws are the same in every country.
True or False: Laws can be changed if people think they are unfair.
