Article 6 (1 and 2) Flashcards

1
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1215 what happened?

A

Magna Carta

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2
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Magna Carta

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Predates human rights as first time common people given rights.

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3
Q

2005 what happened?

A

Constitutional reform act

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4
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Constitutional reform act

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Supreme Court created, guarantee judicial independence

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5
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Woolmington

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Confirms burden of proof.
Innocent until proven guilty

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6
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Purpose of Article 6

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Protect citizen against abuse of power by state or public authority

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7
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What type of right?

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Absolute

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8
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What does Article6 being an absolute right mean?

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Only right to public hearing is restricted.

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9
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Scope of ART6

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It covers civil and criminal cases.

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10
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What does the right to a fair trial say?

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Fair and public hearing
Reasonable time
Independent and Impartial tribunal

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11
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What areas do civil rights involve?

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Genuine
Directly affect civil right obligations

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12
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What type of civil right does it have to be?

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Must be private.

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13
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E.g. of private civil rights

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Employment
Property
Child custody

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14
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How are criminal charge’s decided?

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Using the Engel criteria

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15
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Engel criteria

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Legal classification of offence
Nature of offence
Degree or severity of possible sanction

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16
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What are ASBO’s?

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Court order to prevent someone behaving in a way that harms or annoys others.

17
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What is 6(2)?

A

Presumed innocent until proven guilty

18
Q

Presumed innocent until proven guilty case

A

Woolmington

19
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When was the Criminal justice public order Act created?

20
Q

Criminal justice public order Act 1994 cases

A

Murray
Condron

21
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Murray

A

Right to silence however breach dismissed.

22
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Condron

A

Right to silence isn’t necessary for all cases.

23
Q

What is 6(3) ?

A

Minimum rights of a person charged with a criminal offence.

24
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When can the press and public be excluded from all or part of the trial?

A

To protect children or their privacy
Interests of justice

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B and P
Claimed private hearing a breach but ECTHR disagreed as it was a child.
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Interests of justice case
Venables
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Why is a public hearing important?
Protect individuals from secret decisions Limit right to appeal
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What's wrong with hidden trials?
Illusion of corruption and going against natural justice.
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How are Uk trials public?
Public can watch Outcome pronounced publicly Justice seen to be done when court open to public
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What is a minimum right of a person charged with a criminal offence?
must have adequate time and facilities to prepare.