Judicial Precedent Flashcards

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Stare Decisis

A

Stand by the decisions

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Obiter Dicta

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Other things said

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Ratio Decidendi

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Reasons for deciding

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4
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Is Obiter Dicta binding precedent?

A

No

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5
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Is Ratio Decidendi binding precedent?

A

Yes

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The highest court on the UK Court Hierarchy?

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Supreme Court

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What does the Practice Statement give the Supreme Court the right to do?

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Overrule its own precedent

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In which case was the first major use of the Practice Statement?

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Herrington v British railway board [1972] AC 887

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What are the three types of precedent?

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Original
Binding
Persuasive

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What is the precedent from R v Howe that was used in R v Gott’s?

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Duress is not a defence for attempted murder

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