1.1 Flashcards

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What are formal sanctions?

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Imposed by official bodies,ie: police, courts.
Punishment for breaking formal laws

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What are informal sanctions?

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Unspoken rules
ie: forming a queue, tutting in disapproval

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3
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What are 2 main sources of the law?

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Parliament, the judiciary

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What’s the consultation stage?

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Goverment makes draft to the bill, ask senior officials ‘make comments’

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What’s the first reading?

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Goverment tells every1 abt the bill by reading out its title in House of Commons/lords

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What’s the 2nd reading?

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Main debate stage, MOS+ lords discuss the bill and ask questions to vote on it.

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What’s the committee stage?

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Smaller groups of MPs/ lords look at the bill in detail + may make changes to the bill if discussed

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What’s the report stage?

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Changes made during committee stage reported to both houses, MPS/ lords can vote on the changes

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What’s the third reading?

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Overall consideration of the bill in House of Lords/ commons,final votes to decide if bill goes any further

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What’s the bill goes to the other house stage?

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Bill goes to other house, suggest changes to the bill, send back till agreement reached. If ❌ agreement, commons vote

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What’s royal assent?

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Monarch signs off bill as 🆕 law

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What’s the judicial process of law making?

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Judicial precedent- past decisions of 👩‍⚖️ to create future law, 👩‍⚖️s follow principles of what past 👩‍⚖️s decided in cases before

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What’s statutory interpretation?

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👩‍⚖️s rely on interpreting written laws when applying them to cases

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14
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What’s the literal rule?

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Interpretations= ordinary meanings of words

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What’s the golden rule?

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Meanings of words be changed in cases where= absurd result, can occur if law interpreted literally.

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What’s the mischief rule?

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Intention of the law used by 👩‍⚖️, than the wording, ie: licensing act 1872

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What was the licensing act 1872?

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Illegal to drive carriage if having drunk alcohol. 👩‍⚖️s inferred via this- illegal to drive any transport if drank alcohol

18
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What was the Fisher v bell case?

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Bell displayed a knife in his shop window for sale, ❌ convicted, literal rule used because he didn’t technically offer the knives for sale.