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Chapter 3 Multiple choice questions
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According to Tom Bingham, who popularised discussions of the rule of law?
Dicey
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Sir Robert Walpole
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Sir Ivor Jennings
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Aristotle
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Which of the following is
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Parliament cannot bind its successors
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No one is above the law
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Nobody can be punished except for a breach of the law
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The constitution is protected by the Courts through the ordinary legal process
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Section 1 of which Act represents the first statutory acknowledgement of the rule of law principle?
Magna Carta 1215
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Constitutional Reform Act 2005
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Parliament Act 1911
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Bill of Rights 1689
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Which of the following statements describe the facts of
Entick v Carrington
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King's messengers enter property of another with an unlawful warrant, thereby committing trespass
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Police officers stop and search an individual on the street against his will
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An individual challenges his imprisonment during time of war, claiming that the power to imprison was exercised unlawfully
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The King tries to levy taxes without Parliament's consent, the courts hold this to be unlawful
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Dicey believed use of discretionary power was an affront to the rule of law. True or false?
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False
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In which case did the Home Secretary ignore a court order and deport an asylum seeker, leading to a finding of contempt of court?
IRC v Rossminster Ltd
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A and others v Secretary of State for the Home Department
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Re M
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R (Anufrijeva) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
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Which of the following statements explains the formal conception of the rule of law?
Belief that the law must adhere to certain moral standards
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Acceptance that Parliament is sovereign over the European Union
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Understanding that what Parliament enacts as law is lawful and proper, regardless of its content and form of enactment
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Adherence to certain, procedural characteristics, without concern for the content of the law itself
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Which conception of the rule of law do we associate as being concerned with the
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The principle of legality
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The formal conception
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The substantive conception
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Dicey's conception
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Judicial review has a role to play in upholding the rule of law. True or false?
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False
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Which of the following statements explains the facts of
Malone v Metropolitan Police Commissioner
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An individual stopped for speeding drives over a Police Officer's foot
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An individual charged with handling stolen goods discovers his phone has been tapped, activity which he now seeks to challenge
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An individual is deported to Zaire by the Home Secretary, against the orders of the court
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An individual is charged with selling goods using metric, rather than imperial, measures
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