3. Question Two What grounds were used to distinguish the facts in R v Wilson from those of R v Brown There were only two letters used They were in a loving and committed relationship Branding is like tattooing, and therefore can be consented to. Old people can do more than young people

4. Question Three What does ‘stare decsis’ mean? Binding point of law Other things said State the decision Let the decision stand

5. Question Four: What was the obiter applied in R v Gotts? Duress is not a defence to murder Duress is not a defence to attempted murder Duress is a defence to everything Young boys may have a defence if forced by their father to kill

6. Question Five: What may a judge use to avoid the precedent of a higher court? Ratio Common sense Material facts Stare decsis

7. Question Six: What word is used to describe the situation where a court must follow another’s decision Binding Compulsory Necessary Requisite

8. Question Seven: Which of the following courts may be binding on the Supreme Court? Court of Appeal European Court of Justice Magistrates Court Chancery Court

9. Question Eight How many courts are there in our domestic hierarchy of the courts? (including the different divisions, and different names for the same court!) 8 13 10 11

10. Question Nine: “You cannot possess that which is a part of you” This ratio comes from which case? R v Brown R v Emmett R v Bentham R v Howe

11. Question Ten: Which of the following cases was binding on R v Emmett? R v Brown R v Wilson R v Gotts R v Howe