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AOS2: Remedies SAC

A legal-themed illustration featuring a gavel, scales of justice, and symbols of alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation and arbitration.

AOS2: Remedies SAC Quiz

Test your knowledge on alternative dispute resolution methods and the nuances of civil cases with our engaging quiz. Covering critical cases such as Kamasaee V The Commonwealth, this quiz is designed to assess your understanding of legal concepts and court processes.

Explore different types of damages
Understand the role of juries in civil cases
Identify strengths and weaknesses in court hearings

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by JudgingJustice491

Which of the following is NOT an alternative dispute resolution method?

Mediation

Arbitration

Nomination

Conciliation

In the case of Kamasaee V The Commonwealth, the Commonwealth agreed to pay how much in compensation?

In the case of Kamasaee V Commonwealth, the defendant had to pay damages as well as how much in additional costs and legal fees?

200,000

2,000,000

20,000,000

Briefly explain the role of the Jury in a civil case

Select the four types of damages

Compensatory Damages

Nominal Damages

Judicial Damages

Exemplary Damages

Defamatory Damages

Contemptuous Damages

List one strength of a court hearing a civil case

List one weakness of a court hearing a civil case

Does the Magistrates court have appellate jurisdiction when hearing civil cases?

Yes

List 2 tribunals by name

Name one of the ombudsman offices by name. Post your answer on the review task on the Teams Page

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