Fundamental Rights And Judiciary

Summary

The Constitution of Saint George Parish protects fundamental rights like equality and free speech. The judiciary plays a crucial role in safeguarding these rights through judicial review, ensuring adherence to the rule of law. Key cases like R v. Smith (2012) and Johnson v. State (2015) highlight judicial intervention in upholding these rights.

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*. Definition: Explain the rule of law as a principle where all individuals and institutions are accountable to laws that are publicly promulgated, equally enforced, and independently adjudicated. you explain, which is corret
To incorporate the rule of law into your discussion on fundamental rights and judicial review, you can include the following points:
*. Definition:
- The rule of law is the principle that all individuals and institutions are accountable to laws that are publicly promulgated, equally enforced, and independently adjudicated.
*. Constitutional Provisions:
- Identify specific provisions in the Constitution of Saint George Parish that protect fundamental rights (e.g., right to equality, freedom of speech).
*. Judicial Role:
- Discuss how the judiciary ensures these provisions are upheld through judicial review, maintaining the rule of law.
*. Case Law:
- Reference relevant case law where the judiciary has intervened to protect fundamental rights, demonstrating the application of the rule of law.
*. Principles:
- Emphasize that judicial review acts as a check and balance on the powers of the legislature and executive, ensuring they act within constitutional limits.
Would you like help finding specific case laws to reference?
Explain the rule of law as a principle where all individuals and institutions are accountable to laws that are publicly promulgated, equally enforced, and independently adjudicated.
To explain the rule of law:
- Definition: The rule of law is the principle that all individuals and institutions are accountable to laws that are:
- Publicly promulgated
- Equally enforced
- Independently adjudicated
Would you like to explore specific provisions in the Constitution of Saint George Parish or discuss relevant case laws?
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To explore specific provisions in the Constitution of Saint George Parish and relevant case laws:
- Constitutional Provisions:
- Right to Equality
- Freedom of Speech
- Right to Fair Trial
- Relevant Case Laws:
- R v. Smith (*) SGPC *: Protected freedom of speech.
- Johnson v. State (*) SGPC *: Upheld the right to a fair trial.
Would you like more details on these case laws or additional provisions?