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Chapter 23 Self-test questions
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'The rule of law means _________ is/are subject to the law in open court proceedings.' Which word or phrase most accurately completes this sentence?
the monarch
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everybody and everything
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the judiciary
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politicians
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Which of the following are universal principles of the rule of law, according to the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index? (Select all that apply.)
Credibility
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Laws are 'just'
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Accountability
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Open government
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Which of the following is
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Parliament
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The courts
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The government
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The church
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'It is possible to achieve absolute judicial independence.' True or false?
True
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False
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What is the term used to describe the fact that, once appointed, a judge's position is essentially guaranteed until they retire?
Security of tenure
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Life peerage
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Judicial peerage
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Judicial security
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Which type of criminal offence can only be tried in the Magistrates' Courts?
Felonies and misdemeanours
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Indictable offences
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Summary offences
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Either way offences
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Which of the following is another term for the principle of 'fair procedure'?
Open justice
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Procedural justice
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Public justice
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Restorative justice
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Which of the following can be used to describe the mistaken conviction of an innocent person?
False positive
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True positive
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False negative
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True negative
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Which of the following principles of the rule of law and the due process model have shifted over recent years? (Select all that apply.)
Criminal responsibility
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Double jeopardy
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Fault principle
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Presumption of innocence
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In 1843, what did Jeremy Bentham refer to as 'the very soul of Justice'?
Accuracy
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Fairness
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Publicity
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Satisfaction
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What category of rights does Art. 3 of the HRA come under? This right forbids the use of torture on and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment of a person.
Absolute rights
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Qualified rights
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Unqualified rights
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Strong rights
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What is the other name for 'special' or 'limited' rights?
Absolute rights
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Qualified rights
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Unqualified rights
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Strong rights
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Which former Prime Minister said the idea of prisoners getting the right to vote made them feel 'physically sick'?
Tony Blair
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Gordon Brown
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David Cameron
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Theresa May
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In the case of
Gäfgen v Germany
(2010), which provision of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) was deemed to have been breached?
Article 2: The right to life
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Article 3: The right against inhuman treatment
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Article 5: The right to liberty
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Article 6: The right to a fair trial
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What is the name given to a justice system with showpiece trials where the parties can win and lose their cases?
Inquisitorial
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Adversarial
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Common law
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Gladiatorial
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Which term refers to the requirement that the defence provide the prosecution with a statement that sets out the nature of the proposed defence, plus indications of any points of law likely to be raised?
Adversarialism lite
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Disclosure of evidence
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Examination report
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Rules of engagement
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Some scholars regard criminal justice in the UK as 'adversarialism lite' (Cape, 2010). Which of the following provide(s) evidence for this claim? (Select all that apply.)
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994
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Criminal Procedure Rules
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R v Gleeson
[2004]
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Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
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The inquisitorial justice process emphasises the importance of
The preliminary stages
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Confrontation between parties
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Lawyers' roles in questioning witnesses
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The courtroom trial itself
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Which of these countries have widely implemented restorative justice principles in their criminal justice systems? (Select all that apply.)
Australia
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New Zealand
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United Kingdom
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United States
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Which of these is currently the most visible and frequently implemented restorative justice response?
Victim-offender mediation schemes
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Community service
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Victim-offender conferences
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Written communications between victim and offender
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'In the last thirty years, the prison populations in countries that have adopted many restorative justice practices in their criminal justice systems have ____________.' What is the missing word or phrase?
stayed the same
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decreased slightly
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increased
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decreased considerably
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