Introduction: The Theory of SOP was introduced by Montesquieu in his work De l’esprit des lois, while the first thought of separating the legislative power was introduced by John Locke: bounded legislative power, consistent legislative power and federative authority. In 1787, the founding fathers of the United States of America Read more…
Introduction: There is no straight procedure for the implementation of ‘the rarest of rare doctrines.’ In a criminal case, the trial consists of two primary aspects, one of which is the nature and extent of the crime. The severity of the penalty may be worked out on the basis of Read more…
Introduction: In India, the first feature of secularism is expressed in the Indian Preamble, where the word ‘Secular’ is read. Indian secularism is also expressed in its fundamental rights (Article 25-28) where it protects the right of each of its people to practise any religion. India is home to four Read more…