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Civics

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Expert · Level 88 · right to education,equal opportunity,children rights
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  1. It places equal opportunity and child development in the language of rights
  2. It makes education only charity
  3. It separates schools from rights
  4. It excludes children from citizenship
Expert · Level 88 · food security,dignified life,rights expansion
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  1. Food is a basic condition of dignified life
  2. Food is only a private preference
  3. Food has no relation with the Constitution
  4. Food is only a commercial commodity
Expert · Level 88 · mandamus,public duty,constitutional remedy
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  1. Court can order performance of public duty
  2. Court can only look at illegal detention
  3. Citizen gets no remedy
  4. Officer is always above law
Expert · Level 88 · rule of law,rights expansion,judicial review
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  1. New social needs are also tested through judicial review and constitutional values
  2. New needs always remain outside law
  3. Rule of law ends rights
  4. Courts have no relation with expansion of rights
Expert · Level 88 · quo warranto,public office,accountability
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  1. When an ineligible person holds a public office
  2. When a person is illegally detained
  3. When an officer issues a certificate
  4. When a school holds annual function
Expert · Level 88 · judiciary,guardian of rights,writs
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  1. Because it can issue writs and orders when rights are violated
  2. Because it runs election campaigns
  3. Because it collects taxes
  4. Because it prints textbooks
Expert · Level 88 · enforceable rights,practical protection,remedies
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  1. Because without remedy a right gives no practical protection
  2. Because rights only look good in books
  3. Because citizens do not need justice
  4. Because courts are unrelated to rights
Expert · Level 88 · arbitrary state action,judicial challenge,rule of law
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  1. Citizens can challenge government action in court
  2. Government gets unlimited power
  3. Officials become above courts
  4. Citizens must only remain silent
Expert · Level 88 · responsive democracy,new problems,rights language
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  1. It recognises new social problems in the language of rights
  2. It ignores citizens’ problems
  3. It only increases administrative orders
  4. It reduces voting rights
Expert · Level 88 · PIL,collective justice,pollution
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  1. A PIL for a pollution-affected settlement
  2. A student choosing a favourite colour
  3. Changing a shop’s timing
  4. Naming a sports team
Expert · Level 88 · incorrect meaning,constitutional remedies,government power
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  1. Government can take away rights without court review
  2. Citizens can go to court when Fundamental Rights are violated
  3. Courts can issue writs
  4. Remedies help enforce rights
Expert · Level 88 · right to life,dignity,health environment
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  1. Life includes dignity, health and safe environment
  2. Life is only biological existence
  3. Life has no relation with social conditions
  4. Life depends only on government permission
Expert · Level 88 · certiorari,judicial discipline,quashing order
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  1. When a High Court quashes a lower court order passed beyond jurisdiction
  2. When police produce someone in court
  3. When an officer gives a valid certificate
  4. When a citizen votes
Expert · Level 88 · civil society,rights demands,social participation
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  1. Civil society can turn new problems into demands for rights
  2. Civil society always weakens rights
  3. Civil society is unrelated to courts
  4. Civil society only collects taxes
Expert · Level 88 · state agency,judicial review,constitutional remedy
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  1. Because the citizen can challenge state power in court
  2. Because a state agency is above law
  3. Because courts do not examine state matters
  4. Because rights apply only in private disputes
Expert · Level 88 · writ functions,habeas corpus,mandamus quo warranto
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  1. Habeas Corpus detention, Mandamus duty, Quo Warranto office legality
  2. Habeas Corpus tax, Mandamus detention, Quo Warranto road
  3. Habeas Corpus office legality, Mandamus pollution, Quo Warranto exam
  4. Habeas Corpus syllabus, Mandamus symbol, Quo Warranto crop
Expert · Level 88 · judicial activism,constitutional limits,rights expansion
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  1. Courts can strengthen rights through broad interpretation, but within constitutional limits
  2. Courts can make any policy without the Constitution
  3. Courts always stay away from rights
  4. Judicial activism has no relation with democracy
Expert · Level 88 · citizen empowerment,civic courage,remedies
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  1. Because a citizen can seek justice even against powerful institutions
  2. Because a citizen is stopped from going to court
  3. Because rights are only for leaders
  4. Because seeking justice is illegal
Expert · Level 88 · substantive equality,weaker sections,dignity
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  1. Linking food and shelter for homeless people with dignity
  2. Giving more facilities only to rich citizens
  3. Calling problems of deprived people only private fault
  4. Limiting rights only to voting
Expert · Level 88 · protective shield,binding orders,rights violation
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  1. Because binding court orders can be obtained when rights are violated
  2. Because they only give advice
  3. Because they suspend rights
  4. Because they keep citizens away from justice