Care Standards Tribunal
A body originally established by the Protection of Children Act 1999 that hears appeals on a variety of matters in relation to persons and organizations working with children. For example, a person may appeal against the inclusion of his name on the list of those considered to be unsuitable to work with children (the children’s barred list) or against a refusal to register him as a childminder. The first-instance tribunal is now formally known as the First-tier Tribunal (Care Standards) and there is also an Upper Tribunal.

• jus naturale
• jus quaesitum tertio
• jus sanguinis
• jus soli
• just and equitable winding-up
• jus tertii
• justice
• justice of the peace
• justices’ clerk
• justifiable homicide
• justification
• justifying bail
• just satisfaction
• juvenile court
• juvenile offender
• Kaldor–Hicks efficiency
• keeping
• keep the peace
• kerb crawling
• kidnapping
• kleptomania
• knock-for-knock
• knock-out agreement
• know-how
• knowing receipt