General

Question 0

When was Sir William Blackstone alive?

Answer 0

1723-1780

Question 1

When did the uk become part of the EU?

Answer 1

1972

Question 2

Why did sir William Blackstone write?

Answer 2

Commentaries on the law of England 1765-1769

Question 3

What constitutes the written law?

Answer 3

Judicial decisions

Question 4

How do statutes affect inconsistent law?

Answer 4

The override

Question 5

How is it justifiable that parliament creates supreme law?

Answer 5

It is a democratic body elected by the people

Question 6

Who was Sir Edward Coke?

Answer 6

Chief Justice of the kings bench

Question 7

What is the HRA?

Answer 7

The human rights act 1998

Question 8

What is the ECA?

Answer 8

The European communities Act 1972

Question 9

How did the HRA domesticate the ECHR?

Answer 9

Convention rights are part of English law

Question 10

What was the purpose of the HRA?

Answer 10

To redress the balance between the courts and parliament

Question 11

3 principles of fair trial rights

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Relate to Integrity of procedure
Inform participation of the parties
Inform principle if open justice

Question 12

2 fundamental rules of natural justice in civil cases

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Right to be heard

Rule against bias

Question 13

What is the normative theory

Answer 13

Z

Question 14

Does article 6 privilege criminal or civil?

Answer 14

Criminal

Question 15

What does Independent and impartial relate to

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The integrity principle

Question 16

Databases

Answer 16

Lexis library
West law
Cambridge journals
Just cite

Question 17

Constitutional reform act

Answer 17

2005

Question 18

Why is legal discourse about?

Answer 18

Authority. Previously decided definitions and interpretations

Question 19

Are county courts bound by their own decisions?

Answer 19

No

Question 20

What is per incuriam?

Answer 20

Z

Question 21

When was the house f lords replaced by the Supreme Court?

Answer 21

2009

Question 22

From 1966 what happened to the House of Lords?

Answer 22

No longer void by own decision

Question 23

What terms are used for agreeing disagreeing in a judgement

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Concurring dissenting

Question 24

Distinguishing does what?

Answer 24

Highlights differences

Question 25

What is a rhetoric?

Answer 25

Z

Question 26

How is precedent said to be a form of public reason?

Answer 26

Judges give reasons for decisions | Decisions must be justified

Question 27

Who is the audience of a judge?

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Lawyers and parties Academics and law students Public

Question 28

Doctrine of precedent

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Must be a stable system Be coherent Clear Allow change

Question 29

Where is the ECtHR?

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Strasbourg

Question 30

What was said in pepper v hart about legislation?

Answer 30

Which is ambiguous or obscure or the literal meaning which leads to obscurity

Question 31

How is the HRA interpreted?

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So far as possible to do so, primary legislation and subordinate legislation must be read and given effect in a way which is compatible with convention rights

Question 32

What is purposive interpretation?

Answer 32

Z

Question 33

Judges functions

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Decide questions of law Procedure Costs Sentencing

Question 34

Was The Lord Chantelle elected?

Answer 34

No

Question 35

What did the constitutional reform act 2005 do?

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Created a new system for the appointment of judges and magistrates

Question 36

Values of civil procedure?

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Integrity Participation Open justice

Question 37

Human rights review 2012

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Removing legal aid from areas of civil law may mean that some people do not have access to a fair hearing.

Question 38

Why is there a duty to give reasons?

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Justice muse not only be some but be seen to be done

Question 39

Why is ADR problematic?

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It assumes parties are equal

Question 40

What is due process?

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Equal protection of the laws

Question 41

What are the divisions of the high court?

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``` Queens bench div Family div Chancery div Administrative court Divisional court ```

Question 42

What is syntax?

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Grammatical use of words

Question 43

What is state decisis?

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Binding precedent

Question 44

What what my case study?

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Regina (rottman) v commissioner of the police of the metropolis 2002 UKHL 20

Question 45

Where was the case in study first heard ?

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divisional court Of the queens bench division

Question 46

What judges where in the case study

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``` Nichols Hoffman Hope Hutton Rodger ```

Question 47

What was the ratio in the case study?

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In enacting PACE parliament refrained from abolishing the common law powers of police officers executing an arrest warrant. Deliberately left powers and corresponding safeguards

Question 48

What did Lord Craighead say?

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Dissenting. The sole purpose was to arrest not to search

Question 49

What did lord Hutton say?

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Common sense that to search the room could expand to the house

Question 50

What did Lord Roger say?

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Police officers had the power to enter an search for the purpose of the arrest

Question 51

Who did lord Nichols agree with?

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Hutton Hope Hoffman and Rodger

Question 52

What are is legislation in the case study

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The police and Criminal evidence act 1984 The human rights act 1988 Extradition act 1989