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VOL. 5, ISSUE 2 (2023)
A comparative analysis on the impact of judicial review in rendering justice with special reference to India and USA
Authors
Naveen Saju
Abstract
In order to have a proper governing structure in a federal nation,
there will be various organs of the government who are being assigned with
particular work to look after the proper and effective implementation of the
matters which is vested on them. The three organs of the government include the
legislature, the executive and the judiciary. Sometimes, in pure federalist
countries like the United States of America proposes the press as the fourth
estate which is outside the organs of the government to look after the checks
and balances of the governing system. While we look into the aspect of judicial
system, it is being evident that the role played by the judiciary in a federal
– democratic nation is irreplaceable and they will act as the guardian of the Constitution.
The judicial system must need to be impartial and independent because they can
only render justice if they are impartial and not biased towards anything. The
judiciary in federal states like India and United States is vested with a
special and predominant power known as the Judicial Review where the courts
will act as the watchguard of the Constitution and will look after any of the
actions of the legislature, executive or even the administrative arms of the
government do anything which is inconsistent and not in par with the Constitution.
Thus, judicial review plays and important role in the protection of democratic
and federal structure of every Constitution.
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Pages:55-58
How to cite this article:
Naveen Saju "A comparative analysis on the impact of judicial review in rendering justice with special reference to India and USA". International Journal of Law, Policy and Social Review, Vol 5, Issue 2, 2023, Pages 55-58
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