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Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Restraint: A Comparative Review of Landmark Cases
Indian Journal of LawThe concepts of judicial activism and judicial restraint have long been central to debates about the role of the judiciary in interpreting and enforcing the law.
Manoj Sinha
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1990
Abstract Social change since the last world war, driven by heightened expectations of social welfare, affluence, and technological progress, has been putting the legal system under hitherto unparalleled pressure to accommodate itself to this changing vision.
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Abstract Social change since the last world war, driven by heightened expectations of social welfare, affluence, and technological progress, has been putting the legal system under hitherto unparalleled pressure to accommodate itself to this changing vision.
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Judicial Activism and Judicialization of Politics
As a tool for social change, Indian constitutional law provides a forum for resolving conflicts and conflicting claims. The Indian Constitution, in contrast to many others, is quite thorough and includes elements that are generally missing from other constitutional systems.Prof. (Dr.) Vijayalakshmi. K. Koradhanyamath +1 more
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Preferential Judicial Activism
2015The term “judicial activism”1 has come under fire in the last two decades—primarily by politically conservative commentators who decry the methodological legitimacy of judges relying on policy preferences and contemporary societal norms, in addition to precedent and the history and text of the Constitution, to inform their opinions.2 Chief Justice ...
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Addressing Judicial Activism and Judicial Restraint
2017The end of British Raj saw the oppression of masses beyond imagination at the hands of the unconstrained actions of money power, muscle power, media power and ministerial power. With the framing of the Constitution of India, the three wings of effective governance—the Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary—came into being.
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