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Quiz General knowledge
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30 QUESTIONS
Q1. When was laissez-faire capitalism most popular?
A) 19th century
B) 15th century
C) 11th century
D) 12 century
E) 18th century
Q2. Which anti-individualist theorists can be compare Marxism with?
A) Marx
B) Engels
C) Pickity
D) Bentham
E) Dworkin
Q3. Marx's dates
A) 1820-1890
B) 1900-1940
C) 1818-1883
D) 1051-1092
E) 1808-1892

Marxism

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A quiz on Marxism with specific reference to Marxist jurisprudence

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Q1. Which case held that any measure which produces a binding legal effect is subject to review?
A) IBM v Commission
B) Safe Countries of Origin
C) Kadi
D) BUPA
E) Front National
Q2. Which article lists the grounds for review?
A) Art. 264 tfeu
B) Art. 154 tfeu
C) Art. 1 tfeu
D) Art. 24 tfeu
E) Art. 263 tfeu
Q3. Which article relates to lack of competence?
A) Art. 263 tfeu
B) Art. 4 tfeu
C) Art. 201 tfeu
D) Art. 352 tfeu
E) Art. 3 tfeu

Judicial Review

31 played - 13 yrs ago

A quiz about judicial review in EU law.

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Q1. Which case held that the departure of S 229(3) would not be mourned?
A) Attorney General's Reference No 55 of 2008
B) Lang (2005)
C) R v McNee, Russell and Gunn (2007)
D) Richards (2006)
E) Offen No 2
Q2. Which case generally relates to discretionary life sentences?
A) R v McNee, Russell and Gunn (2007)
B) Attorney General's Reference No 55 of 2008
C) Lang (2005)
D) Richards (2006)
E) Offen No 2
Q3. Which case is an example of the judiciary's opposition to S 229?
A) R v McNee, Russell and Gunn (2007)
B) Richards (2006)
C) Offen No 2
D) Lang (2005)
E) Attorney General's Reference No 55 of 2008

Sentencing on Risk

0 played - 11 yrs ago

A quiz on UK law on sentencing on risk with particular reference to discretionary life sentences.

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Q1. Who said that punishment must depend on the circumstances of the offender?
A) Pope Gregory
B) St Bede
C) Pope John Paul
D) Pope Francis
E) St Augustine
Q2. When has research shown that mitigation is important?
A) In cusp cases
B) In cases where the offender is young
C) In cases where the offender is ill
D) When custody rates are rising
E) When lawyers put lots of emphasis on them
Q3. Who argued that punishment for a gang member may need to be longer than for an effeminate 20 year old?
A) Easton
B) Piper
C) Shaw
D) Tonry
E) Pope Gregory

Impact Sentencing

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A quiz on the influence of impact on sentencing decisions

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Q1. Under which act is the UK proposing to join the Hague Industrial Design system?
A) Intellectual Property Act 2014
B) Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988
C) UK Registered Design Act 1949
D) Design Directive
E) Community Design Regulation
Q2. In which case was it held that what matters is the text of the Design Directive?
A) Philips v Remington (2003)
B) Dyson v Vax (2011)
C) Lindner Recyclingtech GmbH v Franssons Verkstader AB (2010)
D) Masterman's Design (1991)
E) Green Lane Products v PMS International Group (2008)
Q3. Which article of the Design Directive defines a protectable design?
A) Art 3(a)
B) Art 1(a)
C) Art 1(b)
D) Art 3(b)
E) Art 1(c)

Design - Registered Design Law

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A quiz on some of the basic elements of registered design protection under UK law.

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Q1. Which case held that there was a new legal order for which States have limited their Sovereignty?
A) Van Gend en Loos
B) Costa v ENEL
C) Internationale Handelgesellschaft
D) Simmenthal
E) Gauweiler
Q2. Which case held that member states have created a body of law that binds both their nationals and themselves?
A) Costa v ENEL
B) Van Gend en Loos
C) Internationale Handelgesellschaft
D) Simmenthal
E) Gauweiler
Q3. Which case held that the validity of EU law cannot be challenged on the basis that it runs contrary to…
A) Simmenthal
B) Costa v ENEL
C) Van Gend en Loos
D) Internationale Handelgesellschaft
E) Gauweiler

The Authority of EU Law and the Principle of Supremacy

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A quiz about the authority of EU law and the principle of supremacy

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Q1. What is the principle behind illegality?
A) State says they don't care if there is a contract it is something they don't want to enforce
B) That the law should always be enforced
C) To create a new defence
D) To enforce every contract
E) State wants to enforce certain free market principles
Q2. Which of these is not a justification given for not enforcing illegal contract?
A) Deterrence
B) To promote every possible type of contract
C) To ensure the procedural integrity of the judicial system
Q3. I make a contract to murder someone, why is this contract illegal?
A) The making of the contract itself constitutes a criminal offence
B) There are situations where the law has delegated power to certain groups to self-regulate
C) The contract is in line with the law
D) The doctrine of principal liability says I'm not committing a criminal offence
E) The making of the contract does not constitute a criminal offence but is nonetheless not desirable

Illegality and Public Policy

27 played - 14 yrs ago

A quiz about the doctrine of illegality and public policy within English contract law

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24 QUESTIONS
Q1. Which article prohibits restrictions on free movement of services?
A) Art. 56
B) Art. 49
C) Art. 62
D) Art. 57
E) Art. 29
Q2. Which article prohibits restrictions on freedom of establishment?
A) Art. 56
B) Art. 62
C) Art. 57
D) Art. 29
E) Art. 49
Q3. Which article defines economic activity?
A) Art. 57 tfeu
B) Art. 56 tfeu
C) Art. 62 tfeu
D) Art. 28 tfeu
E) Art. 26 tfeu

Free Movement of Services

27 played - 13 yrs ago

A quiz about free movement of services within the European Union

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Q1. Which article relates to the preliminary reference procedure?
A) Art. 267 tfeu
B) Art. 258 tfeu
C) Art. 260 TEU
D) Art. 155 tfeu
E) Art. 5 TEU
Q2. How many member states are there?
A) 26
B) 7
C) 15
D) 55
E) 27
Q3. Which case held that national courts are gate keepers to the court of justice?
A) WWF
B) Broeckmeulen
C) Cartesio
D) Foglia
E) Eurocontrol

Preliminary Reference Procedure

25 played - 13 yrs ago

A quiz about the preliminary reference procedure in EU law

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Q1. In which sections are the provisions relating to infringement?
A) Patents Act, s 60(1) & (2)
B) Patents Act, s 60(1)(a) & (4)
C) Patents Act, s 16 & 51
D) Patents Act, s 12(2) & (4)
E) Patents Act, s 15 & 16
Q2. Which case held that repairing is not making for the purposes of s 60(1)(a)?
A) Schutz v Werit (2013)
B) Haberman v Jackel (1999)
C) Smith Kline & French v Evans (1989)
D) Monsanto v Stauffer Chemical (1985)
E) Lubrizol v Esso (1997)
Q3. Which provision allows the validity of a patent to be put in issue as a defence?
A) Patents Act, s 19
B) Patents Act, s 99
C) Patents Act, s 16
D) Patents Act, s 54
E) Patents Act, s 74

Patents - Defences

0 played - 11 yrs ago

A quiz on the UK law of patents with relation to defences.

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Q1. What does post mortem auctoris mean?
A) Term of protection
B) To calculate protection
C) Qualifying person
D) After the author's death
E) A British citizen
Q2. What section of the CDPA are the qualifying person requirements in?
A) 1
B) 2
C) 9
D) 154
E) 44
Q3. What are the two treaties under 'this part extends'?
A) TFEU & Berne
B) Trips & tfeu
C) Rome & Berne
D) Berne & TRIPS
E) Trips & Rome

IP Law - Authorship

0 played - 11 yrs ago

A law about authorship within UK intellectual property law.

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Q1. Which case stated that the EC Treaty created a new legal order?
A) Van Gend en Loos
B) Van Duyn
C) Defrenne
D) Leonesio
E) Hauptzollamt Mainz
Q2. Which case held that any treaty provision subject to judicial control has direct effect?
A) Van Gend
B) Defrenne
C) Leonesio
D) Hauptzollamt Mainz
E) Van Duyn
Q3. Which case held that any Treaty provision that is sufficiently precise and unconditional has direct effect?
A) Van Gend
B) Defrenne
C) Van Duyn
D) Leonesio
E) Hauptzollamt Mainz

Direct Effect and State Liability

164 played - 13 yrs ago

A quiz about the direct effect of EU law and about State liability for breaches of EU law.

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Q1. Which of these statements could be associated with the orthodox theory of relevance?
A) Without any exceptions all irrelevant evidence is inadmissible
B) Subject to any exceptions all relevant evidence is inadmissible
C) Without any exceptions all irrelevant evidence is admissible
D) Subject to any exceptions all irrelevant evidence is admissible
E) Without any exceptions all relevant evidence is admissible
Q2. What is materiality with regards to evidence?
A) What you need to prove to win case
B) The substantive law
C) Relevant evidence should only be excluded if admitting harmed case
D) Vexation and expense
E) An essential element of the rationalist approach
Q3. Why was the evidence not admissible in Gosney (1971) 55 Cr App R 502?
A) Was vexatious
B) Would have been too expensive
C) Would have been harmful to admit
D) Strict liability offence
E) Was hearsay

Evidence - Relevance

20 played - 11 yrs ago

A quiz about the UK law on relevance with regards to evidence.

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Q1. What does s. 1 (2) (a) LPA 1925 say easements are?
A) Legal interest
B) Equitable interest
C) Express
D) Incorporeal hereditaments
E) Registerable
Q2. What does s. 27 LRA 2002 say express easements are?
A) Registerable
B) Rights of use
C) Incorporeal hereditaments
D) Equitable
E) Legal interests
Q3. What is a hereditament?
A) Can be inherited, passes down through generations
B) Can't pick up and walk away with it. Can't exclude neighbour from it. Concerned with use
C) Equitable easement
D) Conformity to the requirements of a fee simple
E) A registerable interest

Easements

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A quiz about easements in land law

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Q1. What theory seemed a plausible candidate as a secular theory of justice?
A) Natural law
B) Utilitarianism
C) Social contract theory
Q2. Who defined Utilitarianism as "[t]he ethical theory...that answers all questions of what to do,…
A) Blackburn
B) Hare
C) Mill
D) Price
E) Rawls
Q3. What is utility?
A) Happiness
B) Sadness
C) Love
D) Goodness
E) Equality

Utilitarianism and Social Contract Theory

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A quiz on utilitarianism and social contract theory with relation to jurisprudence

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