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Civics

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Expert · Level 88 · misuse prevention,constitutional test,public interest
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  1. Demands for new rights should be tested by Constitution, justice and public interest
  2. Every demand automatically becomes a Fundamental Right
  3. Expansion of rights can never have limits
  4. Court cannot examine any demand
Expert · Level 88 · health rights,dignified life,equal opportunity
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  1. Health is necessary for dignified life and equal opportunity
  2. Health is only a personal hobby
  3. Health has no relation with the state
  4. Illness is not a matter of democracy
Expert · Level 88 · PIL,clean environment,combined concept
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  1. A PIL is filed for clean environment
  2. Only a market discount is demanded
  3. A sports team changes its name
  4. Annual song is selected in school
Expert · Level 88 · article 32,incorrect statement,fundamental rights
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  1. It gives citizens the right to approach the Supreme Court
  2. It relates to enforcement of Fundamental Rights
  3. It relates to power to issue writs
  4. It is only for Panchayat elections
Expert · Level 88 · rule of law,mandamus,official duty
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  1. When an official fails without reason to perform a legally required act
  2. When a student writes a story
  3. When sales increase in the market
  4. When the weather is pleasant
Expert · Level 88 · dignity,rights expansion,right to life
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  1. Because new rights often relate to conditions of dignified life
  2. Because dignity is unrelated to rights
  3. Because dignity is used only in ceremonies
  4. Because dignity weakens citizenship
Expert · Level 88 · constitutional remedies,writs,fundamental rights,habeas corpus,mandamus,civics class 9
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  1. Each writ has a different purpose and is chosen according to the situation
  2. All writs are only for illegal detention
  3. All writs are only for tax matters
  4. Writs have no relation with Fundamental Rights
Expert · Level 88 · judicial nature,court orders,enforcement
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  1. Court can issue binding orders when rights are violated
  2. Government only advises citizens
  3. Citizens can only request, not claim
  4. Rights have no enforcement mechanism
Expert · Level 88 · evolving rights,information education environment,scope
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  1. Linking information, education and environment with rights discussion
  2. Merely memorising old rights
  3. Ignoring new social issues
  4. Limiting rights only to voting
Expert · Level 88 · habeas corpus,dignity,liberty
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  1. It protects a person’s liberty and dignity from illegal detention
  2. It only increases salary
  3. It only changes exam results
  4. It only permits opening a shop
Expert · Level 88 · living rights,democracy,social change
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  1. Rights can be interpreted according to changing social conditions
  2. Rights are never affected by social change
  3. Rights are only government favour
  4. Rights have no relation with courts
Expert · Level 88 · freedom of expression,constitutional remedy,fundamental right
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  1. Going to court against an unreasonable restriction on freedom of expression
  2. Demanding lower price in market
  3. Demanding favourite player in team selection
  4. Settling a private dispute with a friend
Expert · Level 88 · active citizenship,rights demands,movements
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  1. Because new rights demands arise through citizen debate, movements and petitions
  2. Because citizens should always remain silent
  3. Because only government itself decides rights
  4. Because citizen participation weakens rights
Expert · Level 88 · combined essence,rights expansion,remedies
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  1. Society recognises new needs as rights and courts provide a route for protection
  2. New rights are unnecessary and courts are irrelevant
  3. Rights are only written words, not protection
  4. Remedies weaken rights
Expert · Level 88 · high court,article 226,writ power
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  1. When a state official violates a Fundamental Right
  2. When a friend forgets a birthday
  3. When losing a game
  4. When a favourite item is not available in a shop
Expert · Level 88 · democratic protection,citizen state,accountability
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  1. They give citizens power to protect rights against authority
  2. They are only words for lawyers
  3. They stop public participation
  4. They make rights government mercy
Expert · Level 88 · clean water,right to life,broad interpretation
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  1. Broad and dignity-based interpretation of the right to life
  2. Ending the right to life
  3. Keeping water outside rights
  4. Keeping citizens away from justice
Expert · Level 88 · power and limits,constitutional remedies,courts
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  1. They enforce Fundamental Rights, but courts act within the Constitution
  2. They give courts unlimited political power
  3. They give citizens no real protection
  4. They immediately end all social problems
Expert · Level 88 · constitutional remedies,expanding scope,democratic rights
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  1. Judicial remedies for protection of rights and expansion of rights for changing society are both necessary
  2. Merely writing rights is enough
  3. New rights always weaken democracy
  4. Courts have no role in Fundamental Rights
Expert · Level 89 · constitutional remedies,enforcement,fundamental rights
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  1. It gives a direct route for judicial enforcement when rights are violated
  2. It lets Parliament remove all rights
  3. It keeps citizens away from courts
  4. It relates only to election campaign