Judicial Activism
Judicial Activism refers to the proactive role of the judiciary in interpreting laws. It often involves judges making decisions that influence public policy. This approach can protect individual rights and uphold constitutional values. Critics argue it may undermine legislative authority. In India, judicial activism has played a significant role in social justice and environmental protection, shaping the nation’s legal landscape.
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