HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

Role of Human Rights Cases and Legislation on the Civil Justice System

Role of Human Rights Cases and Legislation on the Civil Justice System

Introduction

Freedom of expression and exercise of opinions are rights of human in the context of employment, private property, general security, and governmental affairs. These rights are subjective to virtue of their humanity that expect individuals regardless of their religion, race, gender or ethnicity. The inalienable and universal nature of human rights is accredited to the legislative and statutory functions of English Legal System. This is the statement of the paper that describes the role of human rights case and legislations in the criminal justice system. Human rights are considered as strong tools to address and implicate injustice across the globe. The language of human rights can be understood under the prevalence of parliamentary provisions of English laws through the cases and legislations of the subject matter.

Discussion

An international treaty for the obligations and protocols of these legislations to protect the human rights is the impression of The European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR). The strengthening role of ECHR is the protection and safeguard of interests. This is in accordance of refraining from violence, without baring torture or punishment. This is the reflection of articles and sanctions of law. The court of appeals or court of fourth instance is the focus of human rights protection which is purely individualistic (Phillipson, 2012, pp. 190).

The database of all the registered cases in the judicial court system signifies various conditions of the malfunctions of human rights. This is subjective to the procedure and type of court. The subject matter, location, impact areas of the court are also significant statements of the law and policy. The case laws of post-devolution human rights is variable to the comparison of The European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and regional decisions of courts.

Public policy and administration

The repercussions and arguments for the policies and administration exemplifies clear example of importance of difference that can be created from the implications of human rights. The consequences of litigation and introduction of legislation plays a huge impact on development of case laws and practices and policies of government. The inheritance of sovereign power and autonomy with the UK constitutional order gauge the nature of Parliament's constitutional order. The enhancement of regulation of exercising state power in the UK legal system helps in the incorporation of The European Convention of Human Right (ECHR). The orientation of the shift from the early 1960s had discretionary power in the conformity with rule of law. The Human Right Act of 1998 made a considerable extent for the impact on ECHR. The review of judicial system for the administrative law controls regulates the state power in the legislative system of United Kingdom. The decision making, equality, predictability, and application of authority to review the prerogative areas of relations is subject to judicial oversight. The case of R (Abbassi) v Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs is the example of Court of ...