Law and justice Flashcards

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1
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What is the law often said to provide

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Justice

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2
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What is the ultimate goal of which the law should strive

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Justice

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3
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Is it likely to produce justice in every case

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No

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4
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What is the problem with ‘justice’

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It is difficult to define

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5
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What can justice be seen as

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Applying the rules in the same way to all people

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6
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What might the seen definition of justice cause

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Perceived injustice

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7
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What might produce injustice

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Rigid application of rules

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What does the case of London & north eastern railway co. V Berriman show

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That the exact wording of law can lead to injustice

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What happened in Hilton v Thomas burton ltd

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The employers were not vicariously liable to compensate the widow of a man who was killed during working hours as the driver of the van in which he was travelling was said to be acting on a ‘frolic’ of his own

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What happened in Mohamud v Morrisons supermarkets

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The employer was liable for the criminal assault carried out by one of their workers as there was close connection between his assault and the work he was doing

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