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How does judicial independence protect individuals?
prevents abuse of power by the government
What occurred in the Belmarsh detainees' case?
the supreme court ruled that elements of the Anti-crime, terrorism and security act 2001 were incompatible with human rights law
How does the Belmarsh detainees' case support judicial independence?
acts by the government can be independently reviewed to protect individuals
Judicial independence ensures that judges are free to reach decisions which may be ______ ___________ without fear of sanction
Politically unpopular
What case gives evidence for impartial judicial review?
Miller v Prime minister
What can judges carry out impartial judicial review on?
acts or decisions by the government
What does fairness in cases mean for the public?
they can be confident in the judiciary
What case demonstrates the principle of fairness?
Pinochet
How does Pinochet demonstrate the principle of fairness?
the judge had an interest in the case and so it was appealled
What about judge appointment in an advantage?
they are appointed independently and purely on merit
What is hoped to be a result of the new system of selecting judges?
they will become increasingly diverse
What act ensures security of tenure?
Act of Settlement 1701
What court case led to judges immunity from suit?
Sirros v Moore
What act ensures independence form the executive?
S.3 Constitutional reform Act 2005
What are the two ways judges are kept independent from the executive?
s.3 Constitutional reform act 2005
Judicial appointments commision