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Civics

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Medium · Level 91 · civics,writ power,judicial protection
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  1. Judicial protection
  2. Sports training
  3. Business advertisement
  4. Weather measurement
Medium · Level 91 · civics,democracy,dignity
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  1. Because it protects citizen dignity even in new problems
  2. Because it keeps citizens away from rights
  3. Because it makes courts inactive
  4. Because it makes the Constitution irrelevant
Medium · Level 91 · civics,pil,prisoners rights
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  1. A petition against inhuman treatment of prisoners in a jail
  2. A person’s private birthday invitation
  3. Disliking a shop’s decoration
  4. One’s team losing a game
Medium · Level 91 · civics,rights without remedy,enforcement
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  1. They could become weak and ineffective
  2. They would automatically become stronger
  3. They would become only sports rules
  4. They would become weather reports
Medium · Level 91 · civics,petition,judicial order
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  1. Rights violation, petition in court, judicial order
  2. Game, prize, holiday
  3. Tax, market, profit
  4. Weather, rain, sunshine
Medium · Level 91 · civics,high court,state rights
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  1. Issuing a writ on violation of a citizen’s right in a state
  2. Choosing a film song
  3. Deciding the colour of a shop
  4. Deciding private sports practice
Medium · Level 91 · civics,living constitution,expanding rights
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  1. The Constitution can be interpreted according to new social needs
  2. The Constitution remains completely separate from society
  3. Rights are limited to only one generation
  4. Courts should say nothing about rights
Medium · Level 91 · civics,habeas corpus,meaning
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  1. Habeas Corpus
  2. Mandamus
  3. Prohibition
  4. Quo Warranto
Medium · Level 91 · civics,judicial review,constitutional supremacy
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  1. Both relate to checking rights and government actions according to the Constitution
  2. Both relate only to sports
  3. Both close courts
  4. Both remove citizens’ rights
Medium · Level 91 · civics,children rights,expanding scope
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  1. Including education and dignified development in a wider understanding of rights
  2. Keeping children away from school
  3. Completely silencing children’s voice
  4. Not giving children knowledge of rights
Medium · Level 91 · civics,practical importance,judicial relief
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  1. A citizen gets real relief from court when rights are violated
  2. A citizen only reads rights but does not use them
  3. Government limits rights without check
  4. Court cannot give any order
Medium · Level 91 · civics,summary,constitutional remedies
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  1. Rights are protected by courts and their meaning can become wider with time
  2. There is no need to enforce rights
  3. Rights depend only on the government’s wish
  4. Courts have no relation with rights
Medium · Level 91 · civics,exam keywords,writs
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  1. Court, writs, Fundamental Rights, expansion of rights
  2. Market, profit, sale, advertisement
  3. Weather, clouds, rainfall, temperature
  4. Sports, player, ground, score
Medium · Level 90 · enforcement,constitutional remedies,rights protection
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  1. The right will become weak in practice
  2. It will automatically become stronger
  3. It will never need courts
  4. It will only become an election slogan
Medium · Level 90 · certiorari,writ clue,lower court order
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  1. A public officer is not performing duty
  2. A higher court wants to quash a lower judicial order
  3. A person is in illegal detention
  4. By what authority a person holds public office
Medium · Level 90 · changing society,rights expansion,judicial interpretation
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  1. Because changing social needs clarify the meaning of rights
  2. Because the Constitution has no importance
  3. Because rights are only for old times
  4. Because citizens should not ask questions
Medium · Level 90 · public interest litigation,collective interest,court access
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  1. Only the person who suffered private loss
  2. Any person or organization in public interest
  3. Only ministers
  4. Only judges
Medium · Level 90 · protector of rights,court relief,fundamental rights
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  1. Because it provides court relief when rights are violated
  2. Because it removes rights from the list
  3. Because it only gives tax exemption
  4. Because it keeps citizens away from courts
Medium · Level 91 · civics,pil,weaker sections
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  1. Public Interest Litigation
  2. Voter list
  3. Election campaign
  4. School certificate
Medium · Level 91 · civics,expanding rights,new social issues
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  1. When new social problems need a broader interpretation of Fundamental Rights
  2. When rights must be limited only to old meanings
  3. When courts must be kept away from citizens
  4. When the Constitution must be separated from rights