Rule of Law
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- Created on: 05-01-17 17:36
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2. Why is judicial review important in upholdnng the rule of law?
- Provies checks and balances against government abuse of powers, tyrannt and arbitrary.
- Allows the government to have total control over the land
- Allows the government to access all powers available within the realm
- Government are subjected to a withdrawal of all powers
3. There are three branches of the rule of law. What are they?
- accordance to the law, under the law and according to a higher law
- accordance to the law, above the law, contrary to the law
- accordance to the law, according to moral standards, under natural justice
- According to higher law, according to natural justice, above the law
4. principle of legality is the idea that
- any law may be created as long as it applies within the moral standards of the government of the day
- no written law may be enforced unless it conforms to the principles of fairness, morality and justice
- every law must made in line with the legal standards required by the executive government
- no law shall be made without the bill being approved by Parliament
5. Professor Raz suggested that law as a political theory or ideal should exhibit certin characteristics. These characteristics were:
- Prospective, private, accessible, not ambiguous and guided by clear rules
- prospective, open and clear, easily accessible and not ambiguous
- Retrospective, open, easily accessible, ambiguous
- Propspective, non-ambiguous, easily accessible, no access to courts, no clear rules
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