This article is relevant to AQA A-level Paper 2 (the nature of law and the English legal system) and OCR A-level Section A (the legal system).
Tribunals operate as an initial separate system to the courts and were developed alongside the welfare state after the Second World War. There is an appeal route to the Court of Appeal, but only under strict appellate guidelines after the tribunal system has been exhausted.
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