independance of the judiciary + seperation of powers

independance of legislature

judges dont take part in the law making functions of parliment

independance from executive

superior judges cannot be dismissed by the gov

freedom from pressure

judges salaries are protected

independance from political bias

full time judges must refrain from political involvement

judicial inquires

a judge can be appointed to head judicial inquires and are then involved in political issues

parliment

judicary cannot question parliment they are the supreme law maker

evaluation of the judiciary

bench composition is biased

training is not adaquete

performace is not monitered closely enough

not truely independant

theory of seperation of powers

three primary functions of the state must be kept secret to safeguard citizens

3 main branches

legislature

executive

judiciary

legislature

parliment- responsible for making the laws

executive

government - administers the laws

judiciary

judges- apply the law

independance of judiciary

security of tenure

immunity from suit

independance from executive

independance from legislature

independance from case