Supreme court and court of appeal powers Flashcards

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Who does the Supreme court bind?

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All other courts in the english legal system

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2
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Is the Supreme court bound by its own decisions?

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No- practice statement

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3
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Where is the supreme court in the hierarchy

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At the top

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4
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Can the supreme court distinguish

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Yes

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5
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Do the supreme court bind themselves?

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Yes

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What can the supreme court declare their own past decisions as being?

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Per incurium (in error)

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7
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Which case forced the supreme court to bind itself before the practice statement arrived?

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London street tramways v London county council

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Cases for the supreme court

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.Davis v Johnson overrules pepper v hart
.Shivpuri overrules anderton v ryan
.Addie v dumbreck overrules herrington v brb

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Who is the COA bound by?

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The supreme court and itself

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Can the COA distinguish?

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Yes, all courts can

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What type of precedent does the COA make?

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Persuasive

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12
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What can the COA declare their own past decisions as being?

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Per incurium

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13
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What happens if there are conflicting decisions in the COA?

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They choose the decision which suits best as they must choose one

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