Session 3, Dicey’s view Flashcards

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What were Dicey’s views

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  • absence of arbitrary power of the state
  • equality before the law
  • supremacy of law
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Flaws of Dicey’s views

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  • refers to formal equality only, disregarding differences like wealth and power
  • conflict with principle of parliamentary supremacy
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3
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What is parliament split into

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  • House of Lords
  • House of Commons
  • The Crown
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4
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How are the House of Commons decided

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They’re voted democratically

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5
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How are the House of Lords decided

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Lords roles are inherited

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6
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What is a green paper

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a consultative document issued by government as a proposal for a law

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7
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What is a white paper

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A document issues by govt which states decision on how to reform law

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8
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Types of bills

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  • private bill :introduced by private bill
  • public bill: effects certain area or organisation
  • hybrid bill : introduced by government but affects an organisation, person or place
  • government bill
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9
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Role of House of Commons

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If they reject bill then that’s the final say

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Role of House of Lords

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If they reject bill, law may still be passed

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