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Constitutional Law…

Understanding Montesquieu’s Separation of Powers

22/09/2025
The concept of separation of powers is central to constitutional law, ensuring that liberty is preserved by preventing the concentration of authority in a single body. This principle finds its…
Jurisprudence…

Understanding Legal Realism in Judicial Decision-Making

15/02/2025
📢 Introduction: Unveiling Judicial Decision-Making Legal realism is a school of jurisprudence asserting that judicial decisions stem from social, economic, and psychological factors rather than rigid legal doctrines. Developed in…
Jurisprudence…

The Role of Morality in Legal Positivism

15/02/2025
📢 Introduction: The Timeless Debate on Law and Morality The tension between law and morality has sparked centuries of jurisprudential debate. Natural law theorists uphold that morality is essential for…
Jurisprudence…

Is Morality the Basis of Justice Today?

15/02/202515/02/2025
📜 Introduction Natural law theory, which holds that laws derive their legitimacy from moral principles inherent in human nature, has shaped legal and philosophical thought for centuries. The idea that…
Law

Doctrine of Separation of Powers: A Cornerstone of Democratic Governance

14/02/202514/02/2025
The doctrine of separation of powers (Latin: Trias Politica) is a foundational principle ensuring checks and balances within a democracy. Rooted in Montesquieu’s The Spirit of the Laws (1748), this…
Administrative Law…

Rule of Law: The Shield Against Arbitrary Government Actions

13/02/202513/02/2025
The Rule of Law is the cornerstone of administrative law, shielding individuals from arbitrary governance by ensuring laws, not personal whims, govern society. Rooted in justice, equality, and fairness, it…

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