Independence of Judiciary: Comparison Between Constitution of India and United States of America
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2025-06
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National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam
Abstract
Concerns about the judiciary‘s ability to remain independent in the face of numerous
obstacles have surfaced in recent years, which present the research‘s challenge. Judicial
independence from the power of political parties, the executive branch, and the legislature is
seriously threatened. Unfair influence over the judicial appointment, transfer and elevation
procedures may jeopardize the judiciary‘s independence. in addition, the lack robust
mechanisms for judicial accountability and transparency raises concerns about moral
principles and the possibility of disciplining dishonest judges. Furthermore, the public‘s
opinion resulting from political meddling, a lack of accountability and transparency and the
other factors can erode public confidence in the legal system and jeopardize the
independence and effectiveness of the judiciary.
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INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY: COMPARISON BETWEEN
CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Submitted by
Pranjal Singh
UID- SM017023
LLM 1st 2nd SEMESTER
Supervised By:
DR. DIPTIMONI BARUAH
Professor of Law