Week 8: The Judiciary Flashcards

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1
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Who serves as the final arbiter of disputes regarding devolution arrangements

A

The UK Supreme Court

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2
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Should a party refuse to comply with the ruling of a court, what can they be found guilty of?

A

Contempt of Court

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3
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Which section of the HRA compels Courts to interpret legislation in such a way that is compatible with the Act.

A

Section 3.

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4
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What are the two methods of ensuring judicial independence?

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  1. Institutional Guarantees
  2. Guarantees for Individual Judges
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5
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Which piece of legislation is considered an institutional guarantee of judicial independence?

A

Constitutional Reform Act 2005

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6
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What are the 3 primary outcomes of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005

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  1. New Supreme Court
  2. Modification of the role of Lord Chancellor
  3. New Judicial Appointments Commission
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7
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When did the SC come into function?

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2009

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8
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What are the three primary individual guarantees to ensure judicial independence?

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  1. Security of tenure
  2. Security of salary
  3. Immunity from suit
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9
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What are the two primary methods of removing a judge?

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  1. Dismissal with assent of Parliament
  2. Medical Dismissal by Lord Chancellor
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