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How to Answer the Question: 'UK law should be made by MPs, and not by…

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        Conclusion
        
        For the conclusion decide whether you think that the judges should make the laws and give a reason why or on the other hand if the MP's should make laws and give a reason why and if you you cannot decide give a reason for both.
        
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        Begin your paragraph on The Roles and Powers of Parliament/MPs. - "In this paragraph I will be discussing the roles and powers of Parliament and the MPs...." Once you have explained the MP's and Parliament roles, decide whether the process supports the statement that UK law should be made by MPs not judges. Here are some facts to help you out:
        
        MPs' role:
        
        MP's are elected to represent their local constituent's problems and concerns in the House of Parliament
        
        Some MPs from the governing party (or parties) become government ministers with specific responsibilities in certain areas, such as Health or Defence. These MPs do not stop working for their constituency and, whatever their role in Government or Parliament, will still hold regular surgeries to help their constituents.
        
        Parliament's role
        
        Checking the work of Government
        
        Making laws
        
        Debating
        
        Parliament's authority
        
        Check and approve Government spending and taxation
        
        Relations with other institutions
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        Begin your paragraph on The Roles and Powers of the judiciary :male-judge::skin-tone-2: :female-judge::skin-tone-2: - "In this paragraph I will be discussing the roles and powers of the judiciary...." Once you have explained the judiciary, decide whether the process supports the statement that UK law should be made by MPs not judges. Here are some facts about the judiciary to help you out.
        
        The role of the judiciary is to protect citizens against unlawful acts of government
        
        Court Jury trial for all indictable and some either-way criminal offences. Appeals against conviction and sentence from the magistrates' court. County Court Trial for most civil cases.
        
        The role of the jury is to weigh :scales: up the evidence and to decide what the true facts of the case are or what actually happened. The judge gives the direction to the jury on the relevant law, which the jury has to apply to the facts of the case in order to reach a verdict.
    - - Begin your paragraph on the Legislative Process. :scroll: Give your point - "In this paragraph I will talk about the Legislative Process...." Here are some facts to help you out. Once you have explained the legislative process, decide whether the process supports the statement that UK law should be made by MPs not judges
        
        A bill is proposed by any MP and introduced into Parliament
        
        It gets debated in Parliament
        
        Its then approved by each House of Parliament
        
        And then receives Royal Assent
        
        It becomes law and is known as an act.
  - - - The legislative process
      - Roles and powers of the Judiciary
      - Roles and powers of Parliament/MPs