Edexcel Government & Politics - Unit 2 Governing the UK (09/06/16)

For the bel marsh case the prisoners used judicial review to appeal to the court on the lines that the law parliament passed infringes on their rights stated in the echr...parliament never wants stuff like this to happen cause it limits what they can do..as all eu law succeeds uk law they have to change the law if the eu court for human rights thinks it contradicts the rights started in echr
It's similar to the factortame case with eu fisheries law contradicting our own law and the result of that was eu law won so we weren't allowed to keep our law to do with fishing in place anymore....
Did that help a little bit? I'm not doing judiciary so I'm not sure about the judges bit but I know they dedicate their lives to protecting civil rights /echr


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Noooooo
Look at the things I'm missing😩

Yeas thanks!! tbh it feels like judiciary is the hardest one argh

It is! Even though it's the smallest unit it covers vast amounts of case law examples and all that stuff


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Don't suppose anyone has any essay plans?

I think doing the judiciary could be beneficial since no-one does it maybe it'll be marked nicer

Exactly that's one reason to do it, they might be nice and ask if civil liberties are at risk or even more so an up to date question about a bill of rights


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how effective are back bench MPs starting point!
I've got essay plans for the pm and cabinet section about power/presidential if you need them and cabinet


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Civil liberties would be nice but it was asked last year so i'm not sure, I don't want to predict though after today's paper 😂

I don't think it's a question of likely it's just pot luck, but if you wanna risk it you can but learning 3 can be done. I can give you a starting point with some powerpoints? I just don't have judiciary


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Thanks! Pm and cabinet would be great too thanks!

I'm fairly confident on Judiciary but need help with constitution and Parliament if you have any power points for those that'd be great! Also what kind of 5/10 markers come up?

sorry im too lazy to shorten everything so heres my powerpoint, you dont need to read it all the titles of the slide practically act as an essay plan..hopefully its useful to you!

Civil liberties would be nice but it was asked last year so i'm not sure, I don't want to predict though after today's paper 😂

do you have parliament molly?

The Hol is now more effective in checking Gov power than the Commons....apparently that hasn't come up for a while!

Ohhhhh that would be a nice debate question


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i wonder if constitution will be the 40 marker or parliament