How Does The U.K. Supreme Court Work?

The video discusses the UK Supreme Court's ruling against Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament, highlighting its implications and the court's role. It explains the court's structure, its inability to strike down laws, and its appointment process. The video also touches on the potential consequences of the ruling and the accountability of judges.

What was the main reason the UK Supreme Court ruled against the Prime Minister's suspension of Parliament?

• It was a popular decision.

• It lacked reasonable justification.

• It was deemed unconstitutional.

• It was supported by the majority of Parliament.

What is a unique feature of the UK Supreme Court compared to the US Supreme Court?

• It has more justices.

• It is older than the US Supreme Court.

• It can strike down laws.

• It cannot strike down laws.

How many justices typically hear a case in the UK Supreme Court?

• 12 justices

• An even number of justices

• An odd number of justices

• All justices

What is a requirement for someone to be eligible for appointment as a UK Supreme Court justice?

• Being a practicing lawyer for 10 years

• Being a High Court or Court of Appeal judge for 2 years

• Being a member of Parliament

• Being a practicing lawyer for 5 years

Who has the final say in the formal appointment of a UK Supreme Court justice?

• The Prime Minister

• The Lord Chancellor

• The Queen

• The Supreme Court President