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This document is for people who study Politics with Edexcel and it's a comprehensive guide for everything you need to know condensed: it has examples, arguments, counterpoints, recent information, debates, comparisons with the UK side and lots of explanations. This specific guide has every case you need to know with mini descriptions of each one, as well as how to use these in arguments. It also contains everything on Civil Rights and representation. For my A Levels this is all I used to revise...

Essay plans on UK constitution, Parliamentary Supremacy, Separation of Powers, Should we have a written constitution?, Should the UK adopt a bill of rights? The Rule of Law, Justification for Judicial Review, Conflicting rights 8 v 10, What is meant by a Constitutional Convention?, Manner and Form debate

Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT Manila EN BANC G.R. No. L-53373 June 30, 1987 MARIO FL. CRESPO, petitioner, vs. HON. LEODEGARIO L. MOGUL, Presiding Judge, CIRCUIT CRIMINAL COURT OF LUCENA CITY, 9th Judicial Dist., THE PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES, represented by the SOLICITOR GENERAL, RICARDO BAUTISTA, ET AL., respondents. GANCAYCO, J.: The issue raised in this ease is whether the trial court acting on a motion to dismiss a criminal case filed by the Provincial Fi...

A full 30/30 A* essay which evaluates the view that the Supreme Court exercises too much influence over the executive. Reaches a clearly-argued, nuanced conclusion w/ precise evidence. This helped me to achieve 30/30 in a question on the Supreme Court in the June 2022 exam and a high A* overall. I now study at Cambridge.

Q. What is a tax amnesty? A tax amnesty is a general pardon or intentional overlooking by the State of its authority to impose penalties on persons otherwise guilty of evasion or violation of a revenue or tax law. It partakes of an absolute forgiveness or waiver by the government of its right to collect what is due it and to give tax evaders who wish to relent a chance to start with a clean slate. A tax amnesty, much like a tax exemption, is never favored nor presumed in la...

US history landmark of supreme court cases Study Guide

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AP U.S. Gov Landmark Supreme Court Cases 2024 with complete solution

A full 30/30 A* plan evaluating how far the Supreme Court exercises neutrality. Can work as a stand-alone essay on neutrality, or can be paired with essay plan on independence to answer a question on both. This question came up in the June 2022 exam and my plan helped my answer to achieve 30/30. I achieved a high A* overall in Politics and now study at the University of Cambridge.

History of courts, parliament, law etc correct answers Ancient Law (1780 BCE Code of Hammurabi 1250 BCE 10 commandments) Roman Law ( Tables Corpus Juris Civilis) Anglosaxons 500-1066 (Witenagemot and moot court 627-1066) Norman Conquest (: Curia Regis -kings courts and trial by battle) During the Norman Conquest Henry II introduced Writs and made trial by Jury popular Magna Cart 1215 (Ordeals stopped as Pope innocent forbid clergy to assist at them) Witenagemot (kings advise...