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Posts By: peped
Article 2: Lest ye be judged
Lest ye be judged Britain’s deep distrust of elected politicians is pushing the country’s judges into the political realm. “SOMEONE must…
Read MoreActivity: Judicial Principles (Group Task)
Read MoreSummary: Further Reading – Judiciary
Further Reading Background of UK & European Judiciary Overview of the History of the Judiciary https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/about-the-judiciary/history-of-the-judiciary/ UK Judiciary Website https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/ ECHR…
Read MoreStart Here – PM & Cabinet
Start Here – PM & Cabinet The Prime Minister is the most visible and well known politician in the UK. The…
Read MoreTest: End of Topic Test – Prime Minister and Cabinet (Answer Sheet)
End of Topic Test – Prime Minister and Cabinet (Answer Sheet) Total marks = 90 Pass mark = 63 Level 1…
Read MoreTest: End of Topic Test – Prime Minister and Cabinet
End of Topic Test – Prime Minister and Cabinet Total marks = 90 Pass mark = 63 Level 1 Questions a)…
Read MoreEssay Plan: Exam question feedback – Parliament
Exam question feedback – Parliament Stimulus Exam Question (June 2009) Question 1 a) With reference to the source, identify two types…
Read MoreTest: Outline the differences between ministers and civil servants (Mark Scheme)
Outline the differences between ministers and civil servants. (10 marks) Indicative Content (This is not an exhaustive account of relevant points)…
Read MoreEssay: To what extent does the Prime Minister dominate the UK political system?
To what extent does the Prime Minister dominate the UK political system? The Prime Minister is appointed by the Queen but…
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