Lawmaking review

What are the 3 modes of lawmaking?

• Parliament made law

• Delegated legislation

• Judge made law

• School rules

• Social customs

Which type of law can be made at any time about any matter?

• Parliament

• Delegated legislation

• Case law

• None

Which type of law can only be made if certain conditions are met?

• Parliament made law

• Delegated legislation

• Case law

• None

True or False? Not all modes of lawmaking are subject to the rule of law.

• True

• False

True of False? Only parliaments are bound by the Constitution.

• True

• False

True or False? The High Court is the sovereign lawmaker as it interprets the Constitution.

• True

• False

True or False? Case law made by courts is subject to judicial review.

• True

• False

True or False? When parliaments make regulations, they are exercising power consistent with a Constitution.

• True Parliaments make regulations acc to the Constitution

• False Parliaments don't make regulations

True or False? The SA Parliament can pass remedial legislation to override the Full Court of the High Court's decision in a civil case.

• True

• False

True or False? All modes of lawmaking are subject to judicial review.

• True

• False