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Civics

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Expert · Level 89 · misuse,pil,private publicity
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  1. Filing a petition only for private publicity in the name of public interest
  2. Seeking Habeas Corpus for illegal detention
  3. Seeking Mandamus for public duty
  4. Seeking Quo Warranto for validity of public office
Expert · Level 89 · courts,legislature,rights expansion
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  1. Courts interpret rights and legislature can strengthen them through laws
  2. Both courts and legislature are outside the Constitution
  3. Only courts are democracy
  4. Legislature has no relation with rights
Expert · Level 89 · expert explanation,judicial enforcement,constitutional remedies
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  1. It is the system of judicial enforcement that makes Fundamental Rights real
  2. It is only a textbook chapter
  3. It leaves rights to government wish
  4. It deprives citizens of legal remedy
Expert · Level 89 · expert explanation,expanding rights,dignity liberty justice
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  1. In a changing society interpretation of rights extends to new needs of dignity liberty and justice
  2. Expansion of rights ends rights
  3. Expansion of rights makes courts inactive
  4. Expansion of rights only increases tax
Expert · Level 89 · article 32,direct remedy,supreme court
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  1. Constitutional remedy under Article 32
  2. Only local custom
  3. Only administrative request
  4. Only private compromise
Expert · Level 89 · high court,article 226,local remedy
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  1. When nearby constitutional relief is needed against a local rights violation
  2. When the citizen wants no right
  3. When the matter is only an international war
  4. When courts have no power
Expert · Level 89 · exam trap,rights expansion,changing needs
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  1. One saying rights are fixed and never connect with changing needs
  2. One linking dignity with life
  3. One linking information with accountability
  4. One linking environment with quality of life
Expert · Level 89 · expert conclusion,constitutional remedies,expanding scope
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  1. Constitutional remedies enforce rights and the scope of rights can develop according to dignity justice and new needs
  2. Constitutional remedies end rights
  3. Expansion of rights removes the role of courts
  4. Fundamental Rights are only slogans
Expert · Level 88 · new social problem,constitutional values,rights expansion
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  1. To examine the demand on the basis of dignity, equality and constitutional values
  2. To treat every demand as a Fundamental Right without examination
  3. To always keep new problems outside courts
  4. To treat expansion of rights as against democracy
Expert · Level 89 · judicial interpretation,expanded scope,fundamental rights
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  1. Constitutional expansion of the scope of rights
  2. Automatic end of rights
  3. Court moving away from rights
  4. Constitution becoming only a historical document
Expert · Level 90 · civics,constitutional remedies,enforcement
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  1. Rights will not remain effective and enforceable
  2. Elections will automatically stop
  3. All schools will become private
  4. The tax system will end
Expert · Level 90 · civics,protector of rights,judicial relief
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  1. It automatically ends every right
  2. It gives a route to enforce a right through court when it is violated
  3. It gives rights only to government officers
  4. It separates citizens from the Constitution
Expert · Level 90 · civics,article 32,supreme court
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  1. A citizen directly approaches the Supreme Court for enforcement of a Fundamental Right
  2. A citizen participates in a sports competition
  3. The government issues a weather report
  4. A school celebrates annual day
Expert · Level 90 · civics,high court,writ power
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  1. High Courts can issue writs to protect rights
  2. High Courts hear only sports matters
  3. High Courts work outside the Constitution
  4. High Courts stop citizens from going to court
Expert · Level 90 · civics,habeas corpus,personal liberty
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  1. Mandamus
  2. Habeas Corpus
  3. Quo Warranto
  4. Prohibition
Expert · Level 90 · civics,mandamus,legal duty
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  1. An officer is refusing to perform a legal duty
  2. A person is illegally holding a public office
  3. A lower court is going beyond jurisdiction
  4. A person is detained without reason
Expert · Level 90 · civics,quo warranto,public office
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  1. To end illegal detention
  2. To question the legality of a person holding public office
  3. To stop a lower court
  4. To order an officer to perform duty
Expert · Level 90 · civics,prohibition,certiorari
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  1. One is linked with preventing and the other may be linked with cancelling a wrong order
  2. Both are linked only with tax collection
  3. Both are linked only with school admission
  4. Neither has any relation with courts
Expert · Level 90 · civics,judicial review,constitutional supremacy
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  1. Both help keep the government under the Constitution
  2. Both end citizens’ rights
  3. Both relate only to election campaigning
  4. Both make the judiciary inactive
Expert · Level 90 · civics,pil,prisoners rights
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  1. A petition against inhuman treatment of prisoners in jail
  2. A hall booking dispute for one’s birthday party
  3. Disliking decoration of one’s private shop
  4. A private gift dispute between two friends