Judicial Independence and Impartiality of Judiciary: A Comparative Study

  • Shaheen F
  • Khalid M
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Vesting judicial power in a separate branch under the doctrine of separation of power requires impartiality of the body exercising judicial powers, in order to develop public confidence on the judiciary. An independent judiciary has always been acted as a guardian of constitution and individual rights. Independence and impartiality of the judiciary is not only necessary for fair trial but also pre-requisites for the application of Rule of Law. If judiciary is biased then there will be chaos and tyranny. Right of fair trial before independent and impartial tribunal is an internationally recognized right under International Instruments. This Article is intended to explore the importance of doctrine of judicial impartiality for preserving Judicial Independence in Constitutional analysis perspective of Pakistan, UK and USA.

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Shaheen, F., & Khalid, M. (2018). Judicial Independence and Impartiality of Judiciary: A Comparative Study. International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Invention, 5(2), 4383–4386. https://doi.org/10.18535/ijsshi/v5i2.01

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