The Role of the Supreme Court | A Level Politics
In this lesson, we're going to be talking about the role of the Supreme Court in the scrutiny of other branches of Government.
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A-Level Politics is an advanced-level academic qualification typically taken by students in the United Kingdom during their post-16 education, which corresponds to the final two years of secondary education. A Levels are a rigorous qualification that is equivalent to the final years of high school in the United States. A-Level Politics is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of political systems, government structures, and key political concepts.
- S. Lemieux et al, AQA A Level Politics: Government and Politics of the UK, Government and Politics of the USA and Comparative Politics (Hodder Education, 2021).
- B. Jones, UK Politics (Routledge, 2021).
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pls do more vids on the US paper especially the US Supreme Court, find these vids v helpful especially when they bring in contemporary examples
If I was asked explain/analyse roles of the judiciary. What are 3 points I could write?
That clears things up on the brexit case very interesting 🤔
what is the difference between parliament and government?
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Parliament is the body in the UK that makes laws for the UK (its the legislature) Government in the figureheads of Parliament as they are the leaders of the party with the most votes( aka the executive) Parliament is sovereign and is made up of 650 members Whereas government is the main figures of the winning party within Parliament.