6. Who says that if judges are seen as lawmakers, 'the census that upholds judicial legitimacy is far less solid'?
Mary Volcansek
Philip Norton
7. Which of the following is not an explanation for the rebirth of interest in the legal dimension of politics?
more people are interested in law
expanding body of international law
legal character of EU and judicial activism in the US
explosion in constitution making
emphasis on human rights
8. Which of the following is not a model of judicial decision making
political
strategic
legal
attitudinal
9. What does Drewry say has happening in terms of power between the legislature and judiciary in Britain?
'the legislator has diminished the role of the judge by occupying vast fields and then has failed to keep them ploughed'
'the judges have lost their land to the politicians rightfully'
10. What does the legitimacy of the FCC rest on?
its moral authority and the willingness of the political arm of government to follow its mandates
the power of its judges
11. Who argues that if opposition parties can turn legislation into a question of rights, then the success of the porposed legislation is hindered and perhaps even blocked by constitutional courts?
Alec Stone Sweet
Alec Sweet Stone
12. What are german politicians said to undertake when making legislation?
Karlsruhe-astrology
proper procedure
13. Who calls the FCC 'the guardian of German democracy'?