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Civics

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Expert · Level 89 · expanded rights,clean environment,dignified life
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  1. Linking Right to Life with clean environment and dignified living
  2. Banning access to court
  3. Punishing a citizen who claims rights
  4. Always treating public interest as private dispute
Expert · Level 89 · pil misuse,public interest,court scrutiny
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  1. Whether the matter truly relates to public interest
  2. Whether the petition is the longest
  3. Whether the petitioner is only famous
  4. Whether the name appeared in news
Expert · Level 89 · poor community,pil,access to justice
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  1. A person or organization can raise the matter through PIL
  2. Their rights automatically end
  3. Courts do not hear such cases
  4. Rights will exist only with government permission
Expert · Level 89 · supreme court,high court,article 226
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  1. Supreme Court can issue writs under Article 32 and High Courts under Article 226
  2. Only Parliament issues writs
  3. High Courts cannot issue any writ
  4. Supreme Court hears only sports matters
Expert · Level 89 · writ jurisdiction,quick remedy,rights protection
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  1. Because courts can issue direct effective orders
  2. Because rights are not discussed in it
  3. Because citizens do not go to court
  4. Because it is only the Election Commission’s work
Expert · Level 89 · governance accountability,court challenge,fundamental rights
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  1. Government action is challenged in court for violating Fundamental Rights
  2. A citizen buys goods from market
  3. A school celebrates sports day
  4. Weather department predicts rain
Expert · Level 89 · expansion of rights,interpretation,new contexts
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  1. Broader interpretation of existing rights in new situations
  2. Complete removal of rights
  3. Closure of courts
  4. Only obeying government orders
Expert · Level 89 · democratic participation,expanded rights,active citizenship
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  1. Information education and dignity make citizens more aware and capable
  2. Expansion of rights silences citizens
  3. Education and information weaken democracy
  4. Expanded rights are only for rulers
Expert · Level 89 · safe drinking water,right to life,expanded scope
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  1. Broad interpretation of Right to Life
  2. End of Fundamental Rights
  3. Judicial inactivity
  4. Electoral process
Expert · Level 89 · right to privacy,dignity,liberty
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  1. It is linked with protection of liberty dignity and private life
  2. It ends all rights
  3. It relates only to tax payment
  4. It stops citizens from education
Expert · Level 89 · social justice,food health education,expanded rights
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  1. Linking food education and health with dignified life
  2. Punishing those who ask for rights
  3. Stopping access to court
  4. Ignoring public interest
Expert · Level 89 · binding order,court remedy,enforcement
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  1. Because it prevents rights protection from remaining mere advice
  2. Because orders have no effect
  3. Because citizens get no rights
  4. Because government can always ignore orders
Expert · Level 89 · individual rights,collective rights,pil
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  1. One person gets relief from illegal detention and PIL raises workers’ rights
  2. A student buys a pen and talks to a friend
  3. Government changes road color
  4. A sports team practices
Expert · Level 89 · mandamus,public officer,rights affected
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  1. Mandamus
  2. Quo Warranto
  3. Habeas Corpus
  4. Certiorari
Expert · Level 89 · prohibition,tribunal,jurisdiction
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  1. Prohibition
  2. Habeas Corpus
  3. Quo Warranto
  4. Mandamus
Expert · Level 89 · certiorari,lower court,jurisdictional error
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  1. Certiorari
  2. Habeas Corpus
  3. Mandamus
  4. Quo Warranto
Expert · Level 89 · writ strategy,exam clues,constitutional remedies
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  1. Identify clue words like detention duty stop order office validity
  2. Choose Habeas Corpus in every question
  3. Treat writs only as tax law
  4. Treat all writs as identical
Expert · Level 89 · changing needs,rights interpretation,expanding scope
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  1. They can create need for new interpretation and protection of rights
  2. They automatically end the Constitution
  3. They deprive citizens of rights
  4. They end the need for courts
Expert · Level 89 · pollution,right to life,constitutional remedy
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  1. A court broadly interprets Right to Life and orders control of pollution
  2. Government keeps citizens away from court
  3. Law punishes claiming rights
  4. Court ignores Fundamental Rights
Expert · Level 89 · supreme court,guardian,fundamental rights
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  1. It can issue writs and orders under Article 32
  2. It makes all laws itself
  3. It campaigns in elections
  4. It keeps citizens away from rights