mini topics Flashcards

(15 cards)

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ROL

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  • no sanction unless accordance w law
  • equality no discrim
  • no dictatorship, accountability
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dicey

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  • absence of arbitrary power, limits eg judicial review
  • equality
    -law supreme, statue but also common law
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von hayek

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  • acts of state governed by statue
    eg safety of rwanda bill
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Raz

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  • clear rules and procedures
  • indep J
  • open and fair hearings
  • judicial review
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law making

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  • act of parl thru both houses
  • dele leg, parl gives powers and judges can challenge UV
  • Judiciary, indep prevent arbitrary
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orders in council parent act

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civil contingencies act 2004

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by laws enabling act

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local authorities act 1972

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stat instruments enabling act

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statutory instruments act 1946

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affirmative RP

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If controversial, parliament will put an instruction in an enabling act that an affirmative resolution must be passed, must be debated and voted on before becoming law, SI must be approved within 28 days

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negative RP

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MP can put down a notion to annul delegated legislation within 40 days, after 40 days if no one has objected to the law then it becomes permanent

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procedural UV

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(aylesbury v mushroom)
if procedure was set out in enabling act, can challenge why it wasn’t followed

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substantive UV

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dele declared void if it exceeds given in statute
( R v sec of health) - told doctors to not prescribe viagra to save NHS costs

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unreasonable UV

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(wesnesbury principle)
when provision is drafted to wide to achieve purposes (smeaton v health sec) - allowing morning pill to be given without prescription, allowing miscarriages

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14
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immunity from suit case

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(siri’s v moore) judge wrongly ordered someone detention but they acted in good faith

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indep from case

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(pinochet) won’t try cases they have a personal affiliation

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