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The role of the judiciary in the english constitution, focusing on its limited power to declare statutes unconstitutional and the concept of parliamentary supremacy. It also delves into the history of criminal law, from the anglo-saxon period to modern times, discussing various aspects such as initiation of prosecution, trial processes, and punishment methods. The document also covers significant cases like the ship money case and wilkes v wood, as well as the impact of the european convention on human rights.
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Criminal Law. Key Issues
Criminal Law in Anglo-Saxon Period I
Policing
Courts
Appeal
Henry II
Trial by Jury
Decline of Appeal
Rex v. Hugh I
Smith, De Republica Anglorum (1560s)