Legal skills: scenario analysis and legal argument: แบบฝึกหัด

• a.The courts generally cannot strike down or overrule an Act of Parliament.
• b.The Monarch has the absolute power to veto any Act passed by the Commons.
• c.Acts of Parliament must be approved by the European Court of Human Rights to become law.
• d.The Supreme Court can repeal an Act if it is morally wrong.

• a.To follow the specific instructions laid out by the Law Commission in their reform reports.
• b.To modify the literal meaning of words to avoid a result that is obnoxious to public policy.
• c.To give words their plain, ordinary, and literal meaning even if it leads to absurdity.
• d.To identify the gap or defect in the previous law that the statute was intended to rectify.

• a.It established that the Court of Appeal is always bound by its own previous decisions in criminal matters.
• b.It mandated that all lower courts must follow the obiter dicta of the Supreme Court.
• c.It allowed the House of Lords (now the Supreme Court) to depart from its own previous decisions when it appears right to do so.
• d.It created the requirement for judges to provide a ratio decidendi in every written judgment.

• a.Fault
• b.Precedent
• c.Liability
• d.Sanction

• a.Small claims, fast track, and multi-track.
• b.First instance, appellate, and leapfrog.
• c.Mediation, arbitration, and negotiation.
• d.Summary, triable-either-way, and indictable.

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