Judiciary Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

To help resolve what does the judiciary provide a mechanism ?

A

Dispute

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2
Q

When does the judiciary strike down laws ?

A

When it believes that the law violates the basic structure of the constitution

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3
Q

What does article 21 provide ?

A

Fundamental Right to life

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4
Q

What is a key feature of the constitution ?

A

Seperation of power

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5
Q

How many courts are there at the apex level ?

A

1

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6
Q

What are the courts that most people interact with ?

A

District courts

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7
Q

What is FIR?

A

First information report

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8
Q

Why does justice seem remote to poor people?

A

Legal procedure involve a lot of money, paper and takes up a lot of time

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9
Q

When was public interest litigation devised?

A

early 1980’s

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10
Q

What judgement established right to livelihood as part of article 21 ?

A

Olga Tellis vs Bombay Municipal Corporation

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11
Q

When did the chief justice of india make a speech ?

A

26 november 2007

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12
Q

Who was the chief justice in 2007 ?

A

K G Balakrishnan

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