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Posts By: peped
Start Here – Judiciary and Civil Liberties
Start Here – Judiciary and Civil Liberties It is often argued that the UK does not have a formal Bill of…
Read MoreHandout: The Judiciary – Exam Question
The Judiciary – Exam Question Section A – Stimulus Question Section B – Extended Essay Question Total Marks = 80 Grade…
Read MoreHandout: Civil Liberties Pre-1997
Civil Liberties Pre-1997 How were civil liberties protected in the UK? Maintaining Civil Liberties is a key feature of a Liberal…
Read MoreHandout: Human Rights Act 1998 – Judicial and Parliamentary and Civil Liberties
Human Rights Act 1998 – Judicial and Parliamentary and Civil Liberties Incorporation of ECHR into UK Law – move towards codified…
Read MoreHandout: The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court In the US the SC operates within a codified constitutional system – it has the power of constitutional…
Read MoreHandout: Appointment process of a Supreme Judge
Appointment process of a Supreme Judge 1. Applicants need to have held a position for at least 2 years in the…
Read MoreActivity: How effectively can the judiciary control executive and legislative power?
How effectively can the judiciary control executive and legislative power? (40) Instructions Read each box and colour code it corresponding to whether…
Read MoreHandout: Checks and Balance – The UK system of Government
The UK system of Government Prime Minister Parliament Supreme Court House of Commons House of Lords Cabinet Executive Legislative Judiciary
Read MoreHandout: The History of the Judiciary
The History of the Judiciary When you see a judge or magistrate sitting in court, you are actually looking at the…
Read MoreActivity: Structure of the UK Judiciary Hierarchy
Structure of the UK Judiciary Hierarchy Activity Instructions Using the information on the cards and what you already know, place the…
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