sc cases Flashcards

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name of article 50 and gina miller case?

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R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (2017)

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problem being addressed in miller v brexit case and outcome

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May triggered article 50 without parliamentary vote - mandates parliamentary vote to prevent elective dictatorship

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name of prorogation of parliament sc case?

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R (Miller) v The Prime Minister

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pre sc case - prorogation case?

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High courts ruled it a political issue not a legal one - said BoJo could do whatever he wanted

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sc case on miller v PM in proroguing parliament 2019

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SC found it unlawful to prorogue parliament for such a long time (5 weeks) and 17 days before Brexit - BoJo listened even though he could have surpassed this ruling

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2022 scottish ref case sc

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Sturgeon and Scotland pushing second scottish independence referendum in 2022 but blocked by SC - political? protecting parliament sovereignty?
under legal grounds of ‘only westminster can hold a referendum’

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rwanda sc case

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britain - sunak and braverman - wanting to send illegal immigrants to rwanda
deemed unlawful under ECHR inshrined in constitution in 1998 by Blair
act of only legal ruling - this is about human rights
BUT - legal sovereignty of parliament to create new British Bill of Rights and get rid ECHR - legislationg around a decision

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reasoning behind rwanda proposal?

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‘by reducing the right of the individual - immigrants - they will increase the right of the collective - British people’ said by westminster

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