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A) The right to life.
B) The right not to suffer torture or inhuman and degrading treatment.
C) The right against slavery.
D) The right to liberty.
E) The right to a fair trial.
F) The right not to be punished retrospectively.
G) The right to protection of private life.
H) The rights to freedom of conscience and religion.
I) The freedom of expression.
J) The freedom of association.
K) The right to be free of certain types of discrimination.
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A) The HRA has no impact on the operation of precedent.
B) The HRA s 3 requires the courts not to follow (so far as is possible) any authority on the meaning of a word or provision in an Act that would result in making that provision non-compliant with Convention rights.
C) The HRA s 5 expressly requires the superior courts (the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords) to overrule any precedent that creates a rule of law that is inconsistent with a Convention right.
D) The HRA s 6, by implication, requires courts to achieve consistency in respective of any substantive common law rule, that is, any rule created by precedent.
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A) The HRA has, by s 1, selectively incorporated parts of the ECHR into English law as 'Convention rights'.
B) The HRA obliges UK judges, so far as is possible, to interpret domestic legislation consistently with the Convention rights.
C) The HRA gives the judges the power to declare domestic legislation incompatible with Convention rights.
D) Where there is an incompatibility, the HRA obliges the government to introduce amending legislation within a given time period.
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A) The right to life.
B) The right not to suffer torture or inhuman and degrading treatment.
C) The right against slavery.
D) The right to liberty.
E) The right to a fair trial.
F) The right not to be punished retrospectively.
G) The right to protection of private life.
H) The rights to freedom of conscience and religion.
I) The freedom of expression.
J) The freedom of association.
K) The right to be free of certain types of discrimination.
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A) The Court of Appeal.
B) The High Court.
C) The Supreme Court.
D) The County Court.
E) The magistrates court.
F) The Courts Martial Appeal Court.
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A) The right to life.
B) The right not to suffer torture or inhuman and degrading treatment.
C) The right against slavery.
D) The right to liberty.
E) The right to a fair trial.
F) The right not to be punished retrospectively.
G) The right to protection of private life.
H) The rights to freedom of conscience and religion.
I) The freedom of expression.
J) The freedom of association.
K) The right to be free of certain types of discrimination.
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A) There is no legal effect because the declaration does not affect the validity of the Act.
B) There is a legal effect because the declaration invalidates the Act in question.
C) There is a legal effect because the party bringing the action will win if the court issues a declaration of incompatibility.
D) There is a legal effect because the public authority defending the action will lose if the court issues a declaration of incompatibility.
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A) Courts must, in so far as it is reasonable to do so, interpret legislation so as to achieve consistency with the Convention rights.
B) Courts must, in so far as the plain meaning of the legislation allows, interpret legislation so as to achieve consistency with the Convention rights.
C) Courts must, in so far as it is possible to do so, interpret legislation so as to achieve consistency with the Convention rights.
D) Courts must, in so far as it is necessary to do so, interpret legislation so as to achieve consistency with the Convention rights.
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A) The right to life.
B) The right not to suffer torture or inhuman and degrading treatment.
C) The right against slavery.
D) The right to liberty.
E) The right to a fair trial.
F) The right not to be punished retrospectively.
G) The right to protection of private life.
H) The rights to freedom of conscience and religion.
I) The freedom of expression.
J) The freedom of association.
K) The right to be free of certain types of discrimination.
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A) The Court of Session.
B) The High Court of Justiciary.
C) The Supreme Court.
D) The Sheriff Courts.
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A) The right to life.
B) The right not to suffer torture or inhuman and degrading treatment.
C) The right against slavery.
D) The right to liberty.
E) The right to a fair trial.
F) The right not to be punished retrospectively.
G) The right to protection of private life.
H) The rights to freedom of conscience and religion.
I) The freedom of expression.
J) The freedom of association.
K) The right to be free of certain types of discrimination.
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