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The exercises in this section provide students the opportunity to apply their understanding of the judiciary's roles, the significance of an independent judicial system, and the concepts of judicial review, fundamental rights, and public interest litigation. Through various questions and practical scenarios, students are encouraged to engage critically with the material.
This section contains a variety of exercises designed to help students engage with and apply their understanding of the judiciary's roles in upholding the rule of law and protecting fundamental rights. The exercises explore the necessity of an independent judiciary, the connection between fundamental rights and judicial review, and the significance of case studies like the Sudha Goel case. Through a combination of true/false questions, reflective prompts, and case analysis, learners will deepen their comprehension of the judicial system’s complexities.
These exercises not only reinforce theoretical knowledge but also promote critical thinking and application of legal principles in real-world contexts.
Role of the Judiciary: Understanding how courts resolve disputes, conduct judicial review, and protect individual rights.
Importance of Independence: Exploring why an independent judiciary is essential for fair legal proceedings.
Judicial Review and Fundamental Rights: Connecting Constitutional rights with the judiciary's review power.
Case Studies: Analysis of real-life judicial cases to illustrate the practical applications of theories.
When justice is delayed, people's hope is frayed.
Once upon a time, in a land ruled by a powerful king, the people had no voice until the wise judges opened the gates of justice for all. The king learned that fairness was the true path to peace.
RIDE - Resolution, Independence, Dispute, Enforcement for judiciary roles.
The Sudha Goel case exemplifies how judicial review works, illustrating the courts' power to overturn decisions made at lower levels.
Public Interest Litigation was significant in the Right to Food case, allowing a civil rights organization to ensure food provisions during a crisis.
Term: Acquit
Definition: To declare that a person is not guilty of a crime they were tried for.
To declare that a person is not guilty of a crime they were tried for.
Term: To Appeal
Definition: To petition a higher court to review a case that has already been decided by a lower court.
To petition a higher court to review a case that has already been decided by a lower court.
Term: Compensation
Definition: Money awarded to make amends for an injury or loss.
Money awarded to make amends for an injury or loss.
Term: Eviction
Definition: The removal of individuals from the land or homes in which they currently reside.
The removal of individuals from the land or homes in which they currently reside.
Term: Violation
Definition: The act of breaking a law or infringing on fundamental rights.
The act of breaking a law or infringing on fundamental rights.