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Judicial Independence Principle

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What does the principle of judicial independence ensure?

Protection of human rights from violation or abuse (correct)

Interference from legislative and executive authorities

Supremacy of legislative power due to public election

Control by executive powers with considerable resources

According to the principle of judicial independence, what must the judiciary be free from?

Autonomy in decision making

Intervention of legislative and executive branches (correct)

Influence of non-governmental organizations

Control by the judiciary itself

Why is the independence of the judiciary crucial for human rights?

It prevents legislative authority from losing control

It guarantees the protection of human rights from violations (correct)

It enables executive power to rule effectively

It ensures human rights and freedoms are listed in constitutions and laws

What does the phrase 'the judiciary is independent, subject only to the law' imply?

The judiciary is free from legislative and executive influence, adhering only to the law Signup and view all the answers

How does the executive branch's power compare to the judicial branch?

The executive branch usually has more power and resources Signup and view all the answers

What invalidates the inclusion of human rights in constitutions without an independent judiciary?

Absence of enforcement of those rights Signup and view all the answers

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Principle of Judicial Independence

The principle of judicial independence ensures that the judiciary is free from interference from other branches of government (executive and legislative).
This means the judiciary is not subject to the influence of the legislative branch, despite being elected by the people, nor is it subject to the dominance of the executive branch, which often possesses greater power and resources compared to the legislative and judicial branches.
The independence and impartiality of the judiciary are essential guarantees for protecting human rights from violation, aggression, or arbitrariness.
Without an independent judiciary, there is no value in enshrining human rights and freedoms in constitutions and laws, as they would not be effectively protected.
The Iraqi Constitution of 2005 explicitly states this principle, affirming that "the judiciary is independent, and no authority is above the law".

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Learn about the principle of judicial independence, which ensures the judiciary is free from interference by other branches of government. Understand how it protects human rights.