The concept of judicial activism has witnessed certain cases where active judicial activism was practiced. Some of them are given below: 1.KESHVANANADA BHARATI VS. UNION OF INDIA CASE:(1) This is perhaps the most famous case of judicial activism in India and its one of its kind, under this case there were six writ petitions filed for the challenging of 25th, 26th, and the 29th amendment to the constitution. Of the judges all of them were of the opinion that by the virtue of the existing article
physical ,mental health and become an able member of the society again. The Convention makes provision for the juveniles. Legal assistance should be provided to the juvenile and imprisonment should be given for serious offences. The Convention encourages respect for higher human rights standards. The Convention
Young girls were forced to marry at very early age and follow the traditions of society like burkha and purdah system. It reduces a young girl into a salable commodity and also lowers her dignity. It made them isolated from almost the entire world but except their husband and family. Various obligations restrictions and regulations were imposed on them and different
DEFINITION OF CORPORAL PUNISHMENT Various definitions- INDIA, UK, SWEDEN To study the concept of corporal punishment, there must be a clear, holistic definition of the term to see the extent to which the term encompasses. Many official definitions of ‘corporal punishment’ exist, but they are not consistent. Currently, it is not defined in any statutory enactment in India. Definition of corporal punishment can at best only be indicative. The Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the monitoring
concessions by prosecutor. Plea Bargaining is result of modern kind of judicial thinking. Most of the legal experts described it as some lazy form of prosecution which results in undue leniency to offenders. Plea bargain is basically a short route to justice wherein prosecutor and the defendant decide for disposition of any criminal case with mutual satisfaction on approval of court. This paper shall
Some people know about the foster care system but do they really know what happens to foster care. The foster system exists in Australia, Canada, India, Israel, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The kids in foster care are not treated as they should be they’re separated from siblings, starved, and beaten. They also are known to suffer from PTSD and eating disorders due to treatment. In addition foster kids are bounced around a lot going from home to home and they get the impression
Australia The use of DNA profiling in criminal investigation, particularly for serious crimes are well established in Australia. report says first conviction based on DNA evidence occurred in 1989.the model bill provisions are closely replicated in part 1D of the crimes act 1914.This part outlines the processes to be followed in the conduct of forensic procedures, including the prerequisites that must be met, and provides for a DNA database for the storing and matching of DNA profiles. Admissibilty