Ministry Of Law School Outreach Programme 2016 (Innova Jc)
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The top 5 scorers of this quiz will be given a $50 book voucher. They will also be invited to an exclusive tea session at the Ministry, where they will get to interact with a special guest. All the best!
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Please provide your honest feedback, before taking the quiz!
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I have the following suggestions to enhance/improve the programme:
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Please answer all questions. All the best!
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In up to 500 characters, describe what you think would happen if there were absolutely no restraints on speech and expression in Singapore.
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In up to 500 characters, (a) name 3 positive things that are the result of the Rule of Law in Singapore; and (b) list 1 way you would improve on the Rule of Law in Singapore.
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Thank you for taking the quiz!
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I now have a better understanding of what the Rule of Law is and how it applies to me.
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Strongly Agree
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Agree
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Neutral
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Disagree
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Strongly Disagree
Explanation
This statement suggests that the individual has gained a clearer comprehension of the Rule of Law and its relevance to their own life. They may have learned about the principles and concepts that govern the legal system and how they affect their rights and responsibilities. This understanding can empower them to make informed decisions and navigate the legal system more effectively.Rate this question:
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I can see how and why different societies apply the Rule of Law differently.
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Strongly Agree
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Agree
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Neutral
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Disagree
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Strongly Disagree
Explanation
The statement suggests that the application of the Rule of Law varies across different societies, and the respondent agrees with this observation. This could be due to factors such as cultural differences, varying legal systems, and differing interpretations of the law. The respondent acknowledges that different societies have their own unique ways of implementing and enforcing the Rule of Law, which may be influenced by historical, political, and social factors.Rate this question:
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Overall, I found the session engaging.
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Strongly Agree
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Agree
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Neutral
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Disagree
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Strongly Disagree
Explanation
The given correct answer is "Agree". This suggests that the individual found the session engaging.Rate this question:
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The Rule of Law means:
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All laws should be published on the Internet.
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No one is above the law, and the law applies to everyone.
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The Government achieves all its objectives using laws.
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None of the above.
Correct Answer
B. No one is above the law, and the law applies to everyone.Explanation
The Rule of Law means that no one is above the law and that the law applies to everyone equally. This principle ensures that all individuals, regardless of their status or position, are subject to the same legal framework and are accountable for their actions. It promotes fairness, justice, and equality in society, preventing the abuse of power and protecting the rights and freedoms of individuals. The Rule of Law is a fundamental principle in democratic societies, upholding the idea that no one is exempt from the law's obligations and responsibilities.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is not a feature of a system governed by the Rule of Law?
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Justice is delivered in a timely manner by independent Courts.
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The Government, individuals and private entities are all accountable under the law.
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The laws are clear, publicized, applied evenly and adequately protect fundamental rights.
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The law is the only way of regulating people's behaviour in society.
Correct Answer
D. The law is the only way of regulating people's behaviour in society.Explanation
A system governed by the Rule of Law does not solely rely on the law as the only means of regulating people's behavior in society. It also encompasses other aspects such as justice being delivered in a timely manner by independent courts, accountability of the government, individuals, and private entities under the law, and clear, publicized laws that adequately protect fundamental rights. This ensures that the legal system is fair, transparent, and provides equal protection to all individuals.Rate this question:
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What are the three arms of government?
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The Police, the Executive and the Judiciary.
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The Police, the Armed Forces, and the Civil Service.
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The Executive, the Legislature, and the Judiciary.
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The Civil Service, the Legislature, and the Judiciary.
Correct Answer
C. The Executive, the Legislature, and the Judiciary.Explanation
The three arms of government are the Executive, the Legislature, and the Judiciary. These three branches are responsible for the functioning and governance of a country. The Executive branch is responsible for implementing and enforcing laws, the Legislature is responsible for making laws, and the Judiciary is responsible for interpreting and applying laws. Each branch has its own distinct powers and responsibilities, ensuring a system of checks and balances within the government.Rate this question:
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What is not a necessary condition for the just application of the Rule of Law?
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Imposition of heavy penalties for offences committed.
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Judicial independence.
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The absence of corruption.
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Separation of powers.
Correct Answer
A. Imposition of heavy penalties for offences committed.Explanation
The imposition of heavy penalties for offenses committed is not a necessary condition for the just application of the Rule of Law. While penalties are an important aspect of the legal system, the just application of the Rule of Law focuses on principles such as equality before the law, protection of individual rights, and fair and impartial adjudication. Imposing heavy penalties alone does not guarantee a just application of the Rule of Law, as it may lead to disproportionate punishment or undermine other fundamental principles.Rate this question:
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An investor who is interested in setting up a business would:
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Choose to set up his or her business in Singapore because Singapore's firm commitment to the Rule of Law ensures a safe and secure environment for the business to thrive.
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Choose to set up his or her business in Singapore because Singapore's firm commitment to the Rule of Law ensures that any profit he makes will not be taken away by corrupt officials or criminals.
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Choose to set up his or her business in Singapore because Singapore's firm commitment to the Rule of Law ensures that any business-related disputes would be resolved in a fair and timely manner.
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All of the above.
Correct Answer
D. All of the above.Explanation
The investor would choose to set up his or her business in Singapore because Singapore's firm commitment to the Rule of Law ensures a safe and secure environment for the business to thrive, any profit he makes will not be taken away by corrupt officials or criminals, and any business-related disputes would be resolved in a fair and timely manner.Rate this question:
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Which of the following scenarios would indicate that Singapore is no longer a society which upholds the Rule of Law?
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A man's house has been burgled.
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A man's house has been burgled. It is the first house on his street to be burgled for the past 25 years.
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A man's house has been burgled, and no police station in Singapore is willing to take action on his report unless he pays the police officer a "tip" of $500.
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A man's house has been burgled, and the Police are unable to arrest the burglar even after a thorough round of investigations.
Correct Answer
C. A man's house has been burgled, and no police station in Singapore is willing to take action on his report unless he pays the police officer a "tip" of $500.Explanation
This scenario indicates that Singapore is no longer a society which upholds the Rule of Law because it suggests that corruption and bribery have become prevalent within the police force. The fact that the police station is unwilling to take action on the report unless the man pays a bribe undermines the principles of fairness, equality, and justice that are essential to the Rule of Law.Rate this question:
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Which provision in Singapore's Constitution guarantees Singapore citizens of the right to freedom of speech and expression?
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Article 12
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Article 16
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Article 9
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Article 14
Correct Answer
D. Article 14Explanation
Article 14 of Singapore's Constitution guarantees Singapore citizens the right to freedom of speech and expression. This provision ensures that citizens have the freedom to express their opinions, thoughts, and ideas without fear of censorship or persecution. It is a crucial aspect of democracy, allowing individuals to participate in public discourse, engage in political activities, and hold the government accountable. This right is essential for the protection of civil liberties and the promotion of a free and open society.Rate this question:
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Under what circumstances can restrictions be imposed on the right to freedom of speech and expression?
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Where it is necessary or expedient in the interest of national security, public order or morality.
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Where the views expressed are against policies implemented by the Government.
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Where the person expressing his views is below the age of 21 years old.
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None of the above.
Correct Answer
A. Where it is necessary or expedient in the interest of national security, public order or morality.Explanation
Restrictions can be imposed on the right to freedom of speech and expression when it is deemed necessary or expedient in the interest of national security, public order, or morality. This means that if the expression of certain views poses a threat to the security of the nation, disrupts public order, or goes against the accepted moral standards of society, restrictions can be imposed on the freedom of speech and expression. This ensures that the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression is balanced with the need to protect the interests of the nation and maintain social harmony.Rate this question:
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The scope of the right to freedom of speech and expression ______________.
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Is the same in every country.
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Depends on the specific circumstances and context of every society.
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Should be determined by a free and unfettered press.
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None of the above.
Correct Answer
B. Depends on the specific circumstances and context of every society.Explanation
The correct answer is "Depends on the specific circumstances and context of every society." The right to freedom of speech and expression cannot be universally applied in the same way in every country because different societies have different cultural, social, and political contexts. The extent to which this right is protected may vary based on factors such as national security concerns, public order, and the balance of individual rights with collective interests. Therefore, the scope of freedom of speech and expression should be determined by considering the specific circumstances and context of each society.Rate this question:
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