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Supreme Court
The highest court in the Uk political system
Judicial neutrality
The principle that judges should not be influenced by their personal political opinions and should remain outside party politics
Judicial independence
The principle that judges should not be influced by other branches of government, particulary the executive
Judicial review
The power of the judiciary to review, and sometimes reverse, actions by other branches of government that breach the law or that are incompatible with the Human Rights Act
Elective dictatorship
A government that dominates Parliament, usually due to a large majority and therefore has few limit on its power
European Union (EU)
A political and economic union of a group of European countries
Four freedoms (EU)
The principle of free movement of goods, services, captial and people within the EU’s single market.
Legal sovereignty
The legal right to exercise sovereignty, i.e. sovereignty in theory
Political sovereignty
The political ability to exercise sovereignty, i.e. sovereignty in practice
Ultra vires
Literally ‘beyond the powers’. An action that is taken without legal authority whe it requires it.