The judiciary is one of the most pivotal institutions of democracy in India. It checks whether the government works according to the constitution and sees that the rights of the individuals are protected.
The idea of constitutional morality expresses some keys to keeping a nation in line with the concepts of the Constitution rather than with social, religious, or traditional norms.
The term habeas corpus is a Latin term which translates into the term “you must have the body”. However, recent developments of law suggest that the writ of habeas corpus includes the production of the body of the person alleged to be unlawfully detained is not essential.
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