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Chapter 9 Multiple-choice questions
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Common law constitutional rights and values include: Please select all that apply.
Justice
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Workplace rights
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Legality
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Equality
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'Common law constitutionalism' shows the courts using the common law as a legal controlling mechanism.
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False
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The principle of legality: Please select all that apply.
is an important, long-standing principle of statutory construction.
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applies where a statute overrides common law rights and principles.
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means that the statute will be interpreted by the courts in a limited way unless the words are very clear.
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overrides parliamentary sovereignty.
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The
Evans
case highlights the importance of maintaining the dividing line between: Please select all that apply.
Parliament and government.
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judicial interpretation and Parliament's role as legislator.
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rule of law and Parliamentary sovereignty.
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the judiciary and executive.
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Which member of the Supreme Court in
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Lord Neuberger
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Lord Wilson
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Lord Hughes
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Lady Hale
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Fill in the missing phrase: The majority judgment of the Supreme Court in
R (Privacy International) v Investigatory Powers Tribunal
[2019] UKSC 22 strongly upheld
the rule of law.
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parliamentary sovereignty.
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separation of powers.
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'Bi-polar sovereignty' has been used to describe the idea of:
sovereignty which is shared between Parliament and the executive.
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sovereignty which is shared between all three arms of state.
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sovereignty which is shared between the judiciary and the executive.
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sovereignty which is shared between Parliament and the judiciary.
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