Question 1
[1 mark]
Answer
[1 mark]
[1 mark]
Select the true statement about proof of liability.
[1 mark]
Select the false statement about the role of a judge (or judges) in a criminal case.
[1 mark]
Select the false statement about delegated legislation.
[1 mark]
Explain two ways in which the law tries to achieve judicial independence.
[5 marks]
Suggest why Axebury City Council’s failure to undertake and publish the results of research into the effects of the changes is unlikely to be a violation of Bekka’s right to freedom of expression under Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
[5 marks]
Advise Cal of his rights against Eden, with reference to the tort of misuse of private information, and taking into account Article 8 (the right to respect for private life and correspondence) and Article 10 (the right to freedom of expression) of the European Convention on Human Rights.
[10 marks]
Examine the extent to which legal rules and moral rules are related. Discuss the extent to which rules in Human Rights law reflect rules of morality.
[15 marks]
Taking a human rights perspective, consider the rights, duties, liability and remedies arising out of the incidents involving Faisal and the various members of the group.
[30 marks]
Taking a human rights perspective, consider the rights and remedies of Hugh and of Ivan’s family, and the duties of the Police in relation to this incident.
Assess the extent to which the rules you have applied in relation to Ivan’s death achieve an appropriate balancing of the interests involved.
[30 marks]
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