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Supreme Court - Guardians of Justice and the Constitution - cover

Supreme Court - Guardians of Justice and the Constitution

Fouad Sabry

Publisher: One Billion Knowledgeable

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Summary

The Supreme Court is the highest authority in legal systems globally, wielding significant power over constitutional law, civil rights, and democracy. Understanding the role of Supreme Courts is essential for scholars, students, and anyone interested in judicial governance and its impact on political science.
 
This book explores Supreme Courts worldwide, examining how they shape legal precedents, interpret laws, and influence national policy. It offers insights into judicial systems from the U.S. to South Korea, Germany to the Philippines, providing a comparative view of justice.
 
1: Supreme Court - An introduction to the Supreme Court’s function and authority.
 
2: Appellate Court - The relationship between Supreme Courts and appellate courts in legal reviews.
 
3: State Supreme Court - The roles of state-level supreme courts and their unique responsibilities.
 
4: State Court (U.S.) - A look at U.S. state courts within the federal system.
 
5: Certiorari - This legal tool allows the Supreme Court to select cases for review.
 
6: Federal Judiciary of the U.S. - Structure and importance of the U.S. federal judiciary.
 
7: Judiciary of Australia - An overview of Australia’s judiciary, focusing on its Supreme Court.
 
8: Supreme Court of Spain - Impact of Spain's Supreme Court on national law and the European system.
 
9: Judiciary of Colombia - How Colombia’s Supreme Court shapes law in a post-conflict society.
 
10: Judiciary of Brazil - The role of Brazil's Supreme Court in political and legal reforms.
 
11: Judiciary of Germany - Focus on the Federal Constitutional Court and its defense of democracy.
 
12: Superior Court - The influence of superior courts on national laws worldwide.
 
13: Tribunal - The tribunal systems in various countries and their relation to higher courts.
 
14: Court System of Canada - The Supreme Court's role in shaping Canada’s constitutional law.
 
15: Judicial System of Turkey - Turkey’s judiciary balancing secularism and tradition.
 
16: Judiciary of Pakistan - Challenges and successes of Pakistan's judiciary in maintaining rule of law.
 
17: Judiciary of Belgium - The Supreme Court’s role in protecting civil liberties in Belgium.
 
18: Judiciary of Burundi - Navigating legal complexities in Burundi's sensitive political environment.
 
19: Judiciary of Bangladesh - The Supreme Court’s evolving role in Bangladesh’s democracy.
 
20: Judiciary of the Philippines - The Supreme Court's influence on national and international legal matters.
 
21: Judiciary of South Korea - The role of South Korea's Constitutional Court in democratic governance.
 
Each blends historical context with modern developments, making this book a must-read for understanding the pivotal role of Supreme Courts.
 
By reading "Supreme Court," you’ll gain insights into the crucial mechanisms of power, law, and governance in today’s political landscape.
Available since: 10/02/2024.
Print length: 269 pages.

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