Titlebook: Judicial Activism and the Democratic Rule of Law; Selected Case Studie Sonja C. Grover Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 US Sup

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Judicial Activism and Its Intersection with Democratic Rule of Law,he democratic rule of law in a constitutional democracy as opposed to being ‘judicial overreach’. Put differently; protecting human rights, especially of the vulnerable and marginalized, through judicial decision-making in a constitutional democracy is here held not to equate to judges ‘making law’

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Judicial Activism in Selected Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of Canada,Canada and, if it does, then to what extent and in what form. Judicial activism, as mentioned in the opening chapter in this work, has come in some circles to be viewed as a thing to be avoided at all costs, and as undermining the integrity of the judicial system. At the same time certain constituti

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,Judicial Activism, the ‘Living Instrument’ Doctrine and the European Court of Human Rights,nstitutions are to be considered as ‘living instruments’ such that their guarantees are interpreted in light of new understandings and evolving social and legal norms. Furthermore “…just like many constitutional courts, international human rights courts have to take a stand on how far, if at all, th

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Concluding Comment,reasingly a ‘legal fiction’ will depend in significant part on what the populace, in particular in democratic societies, expects of its courts as impartial arbiters of disputes implicating core human rights and freedoms. That expectation will in turn be a reflection of the evolving normative socio-c

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Book 2020 legal researchers, the judiciary, practicing counsel and legal academics and law students as well as those in the area of democracy studies, in addition to scholars in the fields of sociology and philosophy of law..