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This study argues that the use of the judicial power by the Atuguba’s Court prior to presenting its final verdict on the 2012 presidential election dispute helped to maintain peace to the surprise of many in the international community who predicted that Ghana was going into abyss after the verdict.
Download date: 31 Mar. 2024. Chapter 1 Introduction: Safeguards and Limits of Judicial Power. Ernst Hirsch Ballin, Gerhard van der Schyff and Maarten Stremler. 1.1 Judicial Power and Judicial Independence. This first volume of the European Yearbook of Constitutional Law is devoted to the theme of judicial power.
9 wrz 2019 · Its carefully positive assessment of judicial power hinges on an actual and demonstrable difference between judicial and political modes of decision-making (at 3).
25 lip 2020 · The present research focuses on (i) The concept, origin and scope of judicial activism (ii) The impact of judicial activism in the political, constitutional and democratic process of...
Judicial Power and the United Kingdom’s Changing Constitution Mark Elliott* Introduction The phrase ‘judicial power’ is an evocative one whose beauty — or danger — is to a large extent in the eye of the beholder. For some, the possession by the judicial branch of powers
18 kwi 2021 · The perspective adopted in this study defines judicial power as the direct and indirect effect of judicial decisions on political and societal actors. Judges are able to constrain the political branches by making (or threatening to make) decisions.
Parliament and Government have a responsibility to maintain the balance of powers within our constitution. The Government should adopt a programme of constitutional reform that will restate and buttress the traditional limits on judicial power. This short paper outlines such a programme of action.
