PL1 Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Q

When can judges refer to external aids to interpretation?

A

They can only do this where the meaning of a statutory provision is ambiguous or lacks clarity

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When may a judge refer to Hansard?

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A judge may only refer to Hansard in cases where material from Hansard contains clear statements that were made by a minister regarding the meaning/scope of the relevant statute

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2
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Can the King dismiss the Prime Minister?

A

This is restricted by convention - the Prime Minister will remain in office if they maintain the support of a majority in the Commos

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3
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Limit on disposable income to qualify for civil legal aid

A

£733 or less

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4
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Limit on gross monthly income to qualify for civil legal aid

A

£2657 or less

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5
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Limit on disposable capital to qualify for civil legal aid

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£8,000

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Statements and disclosures made in the course of ordinary parliamentary proceedings are covered by

A

parliamentary privilege

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High Court judges have jurisdiction to sit in which courts?

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High Court, Crown Court and Family Court

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