UK Judiciary 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsThe Supreme CourtA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: OrcnickCreated on: 17-03-19 13:10 Name of the highest Judicial body in the land Supreme Court 1 of 12 Term used to explain the fact Judges are appointed for an open-ended term. Security of tenure 2 of 12 Judges operate with impartiality Judicial neutrality 3 of 12 Courts must apply by the same ruling of the higher courts in cases. Judicial Precedent 4 of 12 Refers to the term used explain the collective of all judges, and as the "third arm" of the state. Judiciary 5 of 12 Legislation brought in 1998 to match ECHR laws Human Rights Act 6 of 12 Doctrine of the UK constitution under which justice is guaranteed Rule of Law 7 of 12 When EU law supersedes UK law Primacy of EU Law 8 of 12 Name of the body that helps appoint SC judges Judicial Appointment Commission 9 of 12 Principle should be free from political control. Judicial Independence 10 of 12 Rights and Freedoms enjoyed by individual in relation to state laws. Civil Liberties 11 of 12 Where individuals or institutions are seen to being dragged into the political frey. Politicisation 12 of 12
Using your own knowledge as well as the extract, consider the extent to which Parliament may be said to have ‘undermined the independence of the judiciary’. 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating Teacher recommended
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