AC3.1 JUDICIARY Flashcards

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What is the philosophy of the judiciary?

A

judge must be loyal to the King (Monarch is figurehead of legal system),
must apply the law equally to every person (promise to do so)

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What are the two oaths that the judge’s swear on?

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Oath of allegiance- (loyalty) to king and his successors
Judicial oath- treat all people equally, with impartiality according to law

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What are the aims and objectives of the Judiciary?

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interpret and apply law to cases
In Crown Court-
manage trial, ensuring fairness to all parties, explain legal issues to members of jury
Appeals court-
make rulings on appeals which come before them from lower courts in hierarchy

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4
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How much do senior judges earn?

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Around £262,000

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How much do district judges earn?

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Around £112,000

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What is the pay of the judiciary based on?

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Advice of an independent body- Senior Sales Review Body, make recommendations to Prime Minister on how much judges should be paid

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What do the position of judges reflect?

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the importance of maintaining their independence so they can uphold law and defend rights of citizens

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