Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are gradually becoming a part of our everyday life. From the category elements science fiction, they have moved into public administration, law enforcement, technology, and culture. The study is devoted to problems using AI in system justice. author identifies current opportunities for implementing court proceedings, explores world experience content di...

A significant majority of the world’s constitutional courts publicize their decisions through direct contact with the national media. This interest in public information is puzzling in so far as constitutional judges are not directly accountable to voters. I argue that the promotion of case results is consistent with a theory of judicial behavior in which public support for courts can undermine...

In India, the parliamentary system of government is used. There are three institutions state’s governance in our country: legislature, which accountable for passing legislation, executive branch, charge putting laws into effect, and judicial system, comprehends passed by legislature gives branch guidance when it fails to do so. Even a clear separation authority impracticable, branches should wo...

I intuitively agree with Segal and Spaeth's conclusion that Supreme Court justices are guided in their decision-making by their personal beliefs and attitudes. For one thing, if jurists ideological beliefs were not important, the party of the president who nominated a justice would not matter, which seems clearly at odds with the facts. I also acknowledge the difficulties the authors face in at...

The effectiveness of any law largely depends on the clarity of legal provisions and the activity of their enforcement institutions. Securities law, which is inherently complex, must be unambiguous to be properly applied. Judges and lawyers dealing with securities litigation need to be trained properly to provide justice for the public. Laws governing initial public offerings in Bangladesh are a...