Uk supreme court quick quiz

What does the UK Judiciary refer to?

• Refers collectively to all UK Judges

• Refers collectively to all UK MPs

• Refers to the Supreme Court

• Refers to the Executive

What is the common feature that England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have in relation to the UK Judiciary?

• Supreme Court

• Court of Appeals

• Magistrates

• Court of Sessions

What is civil law?

• body of laws dealing with crimes

• body of laws dealing with civil obedience

• body of laws dealing with pigs escaping

• body of laws dealing with disputes between individuals and groups in society

When was the UK Supreme Court established?

• November 2009

• September 2009

• October 2009

• July 2009

Which act was the Supreme Court established within?

• Constitutional Reform Act 2005

• Human Rights Act 1998

• Parliament Act 1911

• Anti-Terrorism Act 2001

'Judges should be free from political control so they can apply justice properly without fear/ consequence'. What does this define?

• Judicial neutrality

• Judicial separatism

• Judicial independence

• Judicial bias

'Judges operate impartially and it is essential under rule of law'. What does this define?

• Judicial neutrality

• Judicial independence

• Judicial bias

• Judicial separatism

Who is the president of the Supreme Court?

• Lady Hale

• Lord Reed

• Lord Hodge

• Lady Black

How many female Supreme Court Justices are there currently (2020)?

• 3

• 2

• 1

• 4