The Judiciary 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsThe British constitutionASAQA Created by: jamieCreated on: 15-05-13 20:12 What is the traditional view of the judiciary Neutral, experienced, trusted and incorruptible 1 of 9 In recent times who has shown more criticisms of the neutrality of judges Politicians 2 of 9 Judges _________ In civil cases Adjudicate 3 of 9 Between 1981 and 1996 applications for judicial review rose from 500-4000 4 of 9 What is an ultra vires case A case where the government or body has exceeded it's powers given to it 5 of 9 At do the Kilmer guidelines request judges to do Urged silence on public policy and a low public profile 6 of 9 Judges hold office until the age of 65 7 of 9 To maintain their neutrality judges must refrain from what Expressing a political opinion 8 of 9 Up until 2005 who appointed judges Lord Chief Justice and the PM 9 of 9
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