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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES (UNIVERSITY OF LONDON) PUBLIC LAW.
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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES (UNIVERSITY OF LONDON) PUBLIC LAW by HilaireBarnett,Marinos Diamantides. Public law 1 Introduction page 3 
1.1 Studying Public law 
1.1.1 A broad and integrated subject 
Public law is challenging: it requires knowledge of the entire system of government. 
For those of you with an academic background which includes history, government 
and/or politics, some of the terrain will be familiar – although now it will require 
a particular perspective: that of the constitut...
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Edexcel A level politics UK government evidence, UK Government Case Studies, Paper 2 evidence bank Mark Scheme June 2023
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Edexcel A level politics UK 
government evidence, UK 
Government Case Studies, Paper 
2 evidence bank Mark Scheme 
June 2023 
Give an example of convention law 
The salisbury convention 
Give an example of ill thought out legislation 
Dangerous Dogs Act 1991- didn't consider cross-breeds 
Give an example of the uk constitution being flexible 
Coronavirus Emergency Act 2020 
Terror Act 2006- after 7/7 bombing, banned glorification of 
terror, restricting free speech 
Give an example of the ...
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A-level POLITICS 7152/1 Paper 1 Government and politics of the UK Mark scheme
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A-level 
POLITICS 
7152/1 
Paper 1 Government and politics of the UK 
Mark scheme 
June 2020 
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Edexcel A level politics UK government evidence, UK Government Case Studies, Paper 2 evidence bank Mark Scheme June 2023
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Edexcel A level politics UK 
government evidence, UK 
Government Case Studies, Paper 
2 evidence bank Mark Scheme 
June 2023 
Give an example of convention law 
The salisbury convention 
Give an example of ill thought out legislation 
Dangerous Dogs Act 1991- didn't consider cross-breeds 
Give an example of the uk constitution being flexible 
Coronavirus Emergency Act 2020 
Terror Act 2006- after 7/7 bombing, banned glorification of 
terror, restricting free speech 
Give an example of the ambig...
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politics essay plans : government
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Evaluate the view that the Supreme Court has too much influence over the executive. para 1: - 
The supreme court can only determine law not create it 
However the supreme court can set judicial precedents which must then be followed in later cases- 
supreme court is the final court of appeal giving them greater weight 
Eg. 2016 r v Jogee the supreme court overturned the case on the principle of joint enterprise established 
in common law 
Despite this, parliament can still change laws to benefi...
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Politics Paper 1 Bible. (50-60ish Essays). Must learn all!
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10 essay plans democ participation. 
next slides: 
Should voting be compulsory ? 
......YES- Increased participation. 
e.g Australia had a declining voting turnout-60% 1924, however has remained a steady 90% since. 
NO 
-Violates individual freedoms- Therefore limiting validity behind vote. 
-Worthless voting. 
YES 
Greater legitimacy- Labour 05 only had 22% of electorate, compulsory voting would sort out current 
turnout crisis and increase legitimacy. 
NO 
Cosmetic democracy, 
compulsory votin...
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politics essay plans QUESTIONS WITH CERTIFIED ANSWERS
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is direct democracy superior to representative democracy - 
direct democracy is the only pure form of democracy-first agree point -This is because it ensures 
that people only have to obey laws that they make themselves. Popular participation/sovereignty in 
government is the very key of freedom: it is how the people determine their collective destiny, their 
'general will'. 
majority have a say/are represented 
e.g. Scottish independence referendum-84% turnout 
UK membership of the EU-72% 
on...
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AQA A-level POLITICS 7152/2 Paper 2 Government and politics of the USA and comparative politics: Mark scheme
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A-level 
POLITICS 
7152/2 
Paper 2 Government and politics of the USA and comparative politics: 
Mark scheme 
June 2020 
Version: 1.0 Final 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Arguments for further reform to the UK constitution Exam Questions with Verified Answers
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Two advantage of an elected Hol - ANSWER-1. Would increase democratic legitimacy allowing the HOL to jold more important roles and be modernized 
2. It could use the strength of the rebising chamber to ensure high levels of scrutiny among the board —> how would this affect the sunak scandal or party gate? 
 
One limitation with an Elected HOL - ANSWER-House of Commons would always possess democratic legitimacy so is there a point in reforming ? 
 
one disadvantage of an elected HOL - ANSWER...
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Politics essay plans GRADED A+
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Politics essay plans GRADED A+ 
Evaluate the view that constitutional reforms in the UK since 1997 have been weak, Incomplete and 
require further change - Intro: 
it is weak but further reform unnecessary. 
Para 1: New lab reforms weak. 
-wanted to reform unelected HoL 
-92 heridetary peers still exist, chamber still unelected 
-democratic defecit 
HOWEVER- dont need further reform 
-1999 HoL act = more effective at checking exec 
-Most now elected due to contribution to society 
-Professionali...