judiciary Flashcards

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judiciary?

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one supreme -
judges
set precedent to set precedent - establishes common law
sc- makes law judgements - landmark rulings ( cant impeach)

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membership

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9 justices- odd number otherwise can result in 50/50 split - can debate and discuss
membership - set by congressional act (appointed by president and confirmed by senate)

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2
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layers below the sc

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2
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appointment process

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.vacancy opens- due to death and retirement
.president considers possible nominees suggestions made by their adviser’s

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3
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factors to consider

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age
view/ previous judgements
career / background

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‘The UK Supreme Court has become as judicially and politically important as the Us Supreme Court.’ 25

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7
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to what extent is us sc a politicized institution

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Citizens’ rights are better protected by the judiciary in the USA than in the UK.’ Analyse and
evaluate this statement. 25

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9
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three ways in which sc has protected civil rights

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10
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three ways in which sc interprets constitution

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  1. judicial review
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