identify the main legal issues in the question (i.e. what is this question really about?);

For essay questions, you will be assessed principally on your ability to:
    identify the main legal issues in the question (i.e. what is this question really about?);
    construct a relevant argument which answers the question and then to tailor the content of your answer to support your argument;
    cover the relevant law, citing the legal principles and legal authorities (i.e. cases and statutes) that are relevant to your argument;
    engage in legal analysis;
    apply the law to your argument and draw conclusions;
    demonstrate your understanding of the topic;
    reach an overall conclusion as to the decision a court would be likely to reach;
    use spelling, grammar and syntax appropriately; and
    structure your answer in an organised and coherent way which is persuasive.
The judiciary are able to protect the rights of citizens in the UK from interference by the executive.
Discuss with reference to at least TWO cases decided in the UK courts.