Judiciary Flashcards

1
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When was the Gina Miller case

A

October 2016

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Who was the secretary of state for exiting the European union (in Gina Miller case

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David Davis

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What did Gina Miller request a judicial review for

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Judicial review for whether David Davis had the prerogative power to trigger article 50 of the EU which starts the process of UKs departure

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What was Gina Millers argument

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She argued that

Parliament is sovereign

Stands above claimed prerogative power to bring the UK out of the EU

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What was Gina Millers argument

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She argued that

Parliament is sovereign

Stands above claimed prerogative power to bring the UK out of the EU

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What was Gina Millers argument

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She argued that

Parliament is sovereign

Stands above claimed prerogative power to bring the UK out of the EU

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5
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What did the high court rule in the Gina Miller case

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Ruled that the government did not have the necessary prerogative power
-sovereignty of parliament had to be exercised
-because leaving Eu affects citizens rights

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When was the high courts decision for the Gina Miller case confirmed in the supreme court

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January 2017

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What does the Gina Miller case show about the rule of law

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Rule of law is superior to political considerations

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What does the Gina Miller case show about the role of the judiciary

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It is for the Judiciary to determine the limits of the governments prerogative powers

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What is it called when a someone or the government has exceeded their statutory powers

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Ultra vires

means beyond the powers in Latin

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