Rational, Cultural, and Structural Approaches: UK vs. US Supreme Courts (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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Rational, Cultural, and Structural Approaches: UK vs. US Supreme Courts
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What does the rational approach focus on when examining Supreme Court decisions?

Self-interest, goals, strategic calculations

What does the cultural approach emphasize in shaping judicial behaviour?

Traditions, norms, and values

What does the structural approach concentrate on?

Institutional framework and legal structures

Which principle influences UK Supreme Court judges' rational decision-making?

Parliamentary sovereignty

How are US Supreme Court justices appointed?

For life

What can the UK Supreme Court NOT do regarding primary legislation?

Overturn it

Which case established the principle of judicial review in the US in 1803?

Marbury v. Madison

When was the UK Supreme Court established?

2009

What cultural tradition characterises the US Supreme Court's approach?

Judicial activism

What can the UK Supreme Court issue regarding the European Convention on Human Rights?

Declarations of incompatibility

What employment protection do both UK and US Supreme Court judges share?

Security of tenure

What type of constitution does the UK operate under?

Uncodified constitution

What did the UK Supreme Court rule on regarding Johnson's attempt to suspend Parliament?

Did not allow the 6-week suspension

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