Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

Court of Appeal

High Court of Justice

Crown Court

To hear appeals from the High Court of Justice

To hear appeals from the Crown Court

To hear appeals from the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

To hear appeals from the Court of Session

To hear cases involving serious crimes

To hear cases involving civil disputes

To hear cases involving family law

All of the above

To hear cases involving serious crimes

To hear cases involving civil disputes

To hear cases involving family law

None of the above

File an appeal with the Court of Appeal

File an appeal with the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

File an appeal with the Crown Court

None of the above

File an appeal with the High Court of Justice

File an appeal with the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

File an appeal with the Crown Court

None of the above

To hear appeals from the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

To hear appeals from the Court of Appeal

To hear appeals from the High Court of Justice

To hear appeals from courts in other countries

An appeal is a challenge to a decision of a lower court, while a judicial review is a challenge to the legality of a decision of a public body

An appeal is a challenge to the legality of a decision of a lower court, while a judicial review is a challenge to a decision of a public body

An appeal is a challenge to a decision of a public body, while a judicial review is a challenge to the legality of a decision of a lower court

An appeal is a challenge to the legality of a decision of a public body, while a judicial review is a challenge to a decision of a lower court

To interpret the Human Rights Act 1998

To enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

To both interpret and enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

None of the above

To interpret the Human Rights Act 1998

To enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

To both interpret and enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

None of the above

To interpret the Human Rights Act 1998

To enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

To both interpret and enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

None of the above

To interpret the Human Rights Act 1998

To enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

To both interpret and enforce the Human Rights Act 1998

None of the above

A civil appeal is an appeal against a decision of a lower court in a civil case, while a criminal appeal is an appeal against a decision of a lower court in a criminal case

A civil appeal is an appeal against a decision of a lower court in a criminal case, while a criminal appeal is an appeal against a decision of a lower court in a civil case

A civil appeal is an appeal against a decision of a lower court in a civil or criminal case, while a criminal appeal is an appeal against a decision of a lower court in a civil or criminal case

None of the above

28 days

21 days

14 days

7 days

To appoint judges to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

To appoint judges to the Court of Appeal

To appoint judges to the High Court of Justice

To appoint judges to the Crown Court