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 in the United Kingdom?
What happens if someone breaks the law in the United Kingdom?
What is a crime?
What is a 'right' in the context of law and justice?
What is the difference between a rule and a law?
What is the job of the police in the United Kingdom?
What is the main purpose of laws in the United Kingdom?
What is the role of a judge in a court?
If someone is accused of a crime, what must happen before they are punished? (1) They must be found guilty in court (2) They are punished straight away (3) They are sent home (4) They are given a medal
Which court would most children go to if they broke the law? (1) Magistrates' Court (2) Youth Court (3) Supreme Court (4) Family Court
Which of these is a court in the United Kingdom? (1) Parliament (2) Magistrates' Court (3) Police Station (4) Town Hall
Which of these is a punishment for breaking the law? (1) A reward (2) A fine (3) A holiday (4) A medal
Fill in the blank: The group of people who make laws in the UK Parliament are called __________.
Fill in the blank: The highest court in the United Kingdom is called the __________.
Fill in the blank: The law that protects children from harm is called the __________ Act.
Fill in the blank: The law that says everyone must be treated equally is called the __________ Act.
True or False: A jury is always used in every court case in the UK.
True or False: Everyone in the United Kingdom must follow the law, including the government.
True or False: Laws are only for adults, not for children.
True or False: Laws can be changed if enough people agree they should be different.
