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Chapter 9 Self-test questions
Judicial independence
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Which Act of Parliament amended the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 to ensure that the guarantee of judicial independence also applied to the tribunal judiciary?
Tribunals Act 2006
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Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007
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Courts Reform Act 2010
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Crime and Courts Act 2013
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Where are superior-court judges' salaries paid from?
The Ministry of Justice budget.
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The Lord Chief Justice's budget.
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Parliamentary allowances.
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The Consolidated Fund.
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How can a High Court judge be dismissed?
By the Lord Chancellor.
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By the Queen on the advice of the Prime Minister.
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By the Lord Chief Justice.
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By the Queen on an address by both Houses of Parliament.
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Section _____ Constitutional Reform Act 2005 places a statutory duty on the government to maintain judicial independence.
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In
July 2020
a ___ per cent increase in salary was given across the judiciary
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Circuit judges can be removed from post by the Lord Chancellor on the grounds of or _____
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The Lord Chief Justice is paid how much a year?
£234,506
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£267,509
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£275,590
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£289, 523
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An inferior judges immunity is restricted to __________
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