Judges Flashcards

1
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s64 constitutional reforms act 2005

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encourages independence and indirectly promotes diversity

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2
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s23 constitutional reforms act 2005

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Created the supreme court initiating separation of powers

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3
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s3 constitutional reforms act 2005

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guarantees independence in every situation

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4
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Crime and courts act 2013 general message

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choose judges based on merit

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5
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Part 2 crime and courts act 2013

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in situations of “equal merit” choose more diverse option

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6
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r v ponting 1985

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Jury disobeyed command from judge to produce a “guilty” verdit. Emphasises diversity in judicial selection as judge wanted to rule against the public opinion.

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7
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pinochet 1999

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Lord Hoffman taken off of a case for his ties with a human rights organisation

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8
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Thomas v NUM 1985

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Court had to make a pressurised decision as powerful groups like National Union of Miners were involved.

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9
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Nigel Peters victim blaming quote

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“the girl was predatory in all of her actions” talking about a 13yr old girl.

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10
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Bame judges in wales

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less than 1%

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11
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How many supreme court judges are women?

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3/12

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12
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How many BAME judges are there in the supreme court

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None mate wehey!

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13
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% of female judges in the UK

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35%

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14
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How many BAME tribunal judges

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11%

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15
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% of female judges in court of appeal

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30% (an improvement)

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16
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2023 % of high court female judges

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31% (improvement)

17
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% of judges coming from an ethnic background

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11% ( improvement )

18
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% of judges that come from a privetly educated background

19
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% of judges that come from a non-barrister background

20
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s2 Human rights 1998

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Judges have to “take into account” decisions of the european court of human rights

21
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s3 Human rights 1998

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All legislation should be interpreted in a way compatible for human rights.

22
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Abu Qatada Case

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Terrorist NOT deported to his home country as he might have been tortured (A3 ECHR) and given an unfair trial (A6 ECHR)

23
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Why are tribunals inferior to courts?

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Because all of their decisions are reviewed by the high court

24
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What happened in Peach Grey and co V sommers 1995?

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Tribunal made an error in law and their decision was overturned by the high court

25
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Tribunals are inquisitive, what does this mean?

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Finding out the facts of the case where courts are more adversarial

26
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Domestic Tribunals

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Used with in professions

27
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Employment Tribunals

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Used in employer/employee disputes

28
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Administrative Tribunals

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Set up by government to deal with social security, immigration and to deal with vulnerable people

29
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Which act is the administrative tribunals under?

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tribunals and inquiries act 1992

30
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What act are 1st tier instance tribunals under?

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Tribunals, courts and enforcement act 2007

31
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What Part are 2nd tier instance tribunals under?

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Part 52 CPR