Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

Question 1MediumLevel 91

Which example shows the idea of expanding scope of rights?

AIncluding dignified life within the right to lifeBOnly the king getting rightsCKeeping citizens away from courtsDKeeping every right only on paper

Question 2MediumLevel 91

How does the judiciary contribute to the expansion of rights?

ABy interpreting rights broadly and justlyBBy removing all rightsCBy making only the budgetDBy doing election campaigning

Question 3MediumLevel 91

If a law goes against Fundamental Rights, what can the court do?

AIt can examine its constitutional validityBIt will always accept it without examinationCIt will make it a sports ruleDIt will turn it into a weather report

Question 4MediumLevel 91

Which statement shows the correct understanding of constitutional remedies?

AA citizen can seek help from court when rights are violatedBThere is no remedy when rights are violatedCRights are only for leadersDCourts stay away from citizens

Question 5MediumLevel 91

Why is independence of courts necessary for rights in a democracy?

ASo that they can protect rights without pressureBSo that they can stop electionsCSo that they can remove all taxesDSo that they can close schools

Question 6MediumLevel 91

In which situation can Public Interest Litigation be used?

AWhen someone approaches court for rights of weaker sectionsBWhen someone is only selling a new phoneCWhen someone is doing private sports practiceDWhen someone asks weather forecast

Question 7MediumLevel 91

How did Public Interest Litigation expand access to rights?

ABy making access to court easierBBy closing courtsCBy hearing only the richDBy removing Fundamental Rights

Question 8MediumLevel 91

What does the Right to Constitutional Remedies ensure?

AEffective remedy for Fundamental RightsBEqual marks to every studentCSame price in every shopDHoliday every day

Question 9MediumLevel 91

Which example shows the scope of rights expanding with social change?

ALinking clean environment with dignified lifeBKeeping children away from educationCKeeping Fundamental Rights only in booksDRemoving courts from citizens’ matters

Question 10MediumLevel 91

If a public officer refuses to perform a legal duty, which writ may be suitable?

AMandamusBHabeas CorpusCQuo WarrantoDBallot

Question 11MediumLevel 91

Which option shows an incorrect understanding of the Right to Constitutional Remedies?

AIt gives citizens the power to go to courtBIt protects Fundamental RightsCIt limits rights only to paperDIt is related to getting writs issued

Question 12MediumLevel 91

If a lower court is hearing a case beyond its jurisdiction, which writ can be sought?

AProhibitionBHabeas CorpusCQuo WarrantoDMandamus

Question 13MediumLevel 91

In which situation would Quo Warranto be appropriate?

AWhen a person illegally holds a public officeBWhen a person is in illegal detentionCWhen a student is reading a poemDWhen a farmer is buying seeds

Question 14MediumLevel 91

How does the writ system strengthen democracy?

ABy giving citizens quick judicial remedies against rights violationsBBy keeping citizens away from courtsCBy giving unlimited power to governmentDBy ending elections

Question 15MediumLevel 91

In which example would the Right to Constitutional Remedies apply least directly?

AViolation of a Fundamental RightBIllegal detentionCUnreasonable restriction on freedom of speechDReaching late to a friend’s birthday

Question 16MediumLevel 91

What can be the role of citizens in expanding the scope of Fundamental Rights?

ARaising voice against injustice through constitutional methodsBTaking law into their own handsCRejecting courtsDKeeping away from rights

Question 17MediumLevel 91

Which idea shows that rights are not fixed but can develop?

ACourts can interpret rights broadly in new situationsBRights remain limited only to old timesCCitizen rights never changeDThe Constitution has no relation with society

Question 18MediumLevel 91

In which example can the court protect Fundamental Rights?

AThe government bans a peaceful assembly without proper reasonBA shop runs out of coloured pensCIt rains during a matchDA student dislikes a new bag

Question 19MediumLevel 91

How does the Right to Constitutional Remedies empower citizens?

ABy enabling them to seek court relief for rights violationsBBy placing them above lawCBy exempting them from all examsDBy exempting them from taxes

Question 20MediumLevel 91

If a citizen faces an unreasonable restriction on freedom of expression, what can he or she do?

ASeek constitutional remedy in courtBMust only remain silentCWill lose citizenshipDVoting right will always end

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Which example shows the idea of expanding scope of rights?

How does the judiciary contribute to the expansion of rights?

If a law goes against Fundamental Rights, what can the court do?

Which statement shows the correct understanding of constitutional remedies?

Why is independence of courts necessary for rights in a democracy?

In which situation can Public Interest Litigation be used?

How did Public Interest Litigation expand access to rights?

What does the Right to Constitutional Remedies ensure?

Which example shows the scope of rights expanding with social change?

If a public officer refuses to perform a legal duty, which writ may be suitable?

Which option shows an incorrect understanding of the Right to Constitutional Remedies?

If a lower court is hearing a case beyond its jurisdiction, which writ can be sought?

In which situation would Quo Warranto be appropriate?

How does the writ system strengthen democracy?

In which example would the Right to Constitutional Remedies apply least directly?

What can be the role of citizens in expanding the scope of Fundamental Rights?

Which idea shows that rights are not fixed but can develop?

In which example can the court protect Fundamental Rights?

How does the Right to Constitutional Remedies empower citizens?

If a citizen faces an unreasonable restriction on freedom of expression, what can he or she do?

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Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

Quiz this set

Which example shows the idea of expanding scope of rights?

How does the judiciary contribute to the expansion of rights?

If a law goes against Fundamental Rights, what can the court do?

Which statement shows the correct understanding of constitutional remedies?

Why is independence of courts necessary for rights in a democracy?

In which situation can Public Interest Litigation be used?

How did Public Interest Litigation expand access to rights?

What does the Right to Constitutional Remedies ensure?

Which example shows the scope of rights expanding with social change?

If a public officer refuses to perform a legal duty, which writ may be suitable?

Which option shows an incorrect understanding of the Right to Constitutional Remedies?

If a lower court is hearing a case beyond its jurisdiction, which writ can be sought?

In which situation would Quo Warranto be appropriate?

How does the writ system strengthen democracy?

In which example would the Right to Constitutional Remedies apply least directly?

What can be the role of citizens in expanding the scope of Fundamental Rights?

Which idea shows that rights are not fixed but can develop?

In which example can the court protect Fundamental Rights?

How does the Right to Constitutional Remedies empower citizens?

If a citizen faces an unreasonable restriction on freedom of expression, what can he or she do?

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