Judges

Type of judge that only hears cases if it is of public interest/may change the law.

Supreme

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This person put forth a doctrine for the seperation of powers, and was a French political theorist in the 18th century.

Montesquieu

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Number of primary functions of the state.

Three

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An important factor that judges must be, so each body can keep a check on others and thus limit their power.

Independance

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Name of a case that shows why it is important to not have any interest in the issue of the case.

Pinochet

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Stage where Judges hear the case for the first time.

First instance

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Group of Judges that are in lower courts e.g. Crown.

Inferior

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Group of Judges that are in the High Court and above.

Superior

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This person put forth a doctrine for the seperation of powers, and was a French political theorist in the 18th century.

Montesquieu

Number of primary functions of the state.

An important factor that judges must be, so each body can keep a check on others and thus limit their power.

Name of a case that shows why it is important to not have any interest in the issue of the case.

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