Law 24 Education

  People’s liberties are the foundation of democratic states. In Pakistan, these rights are protected by a Constitution of Pakistan which gives the Afghanistan legal structure to protect justice, equality and liberty of everyone in the country. All these constitutional rights have the central role of protecting human beings and ensuring that people are given power to use in their everydayHandle conflicts in a civilized manner. Key Rights of Citizens Under the Constitution  The Constitution of Pakistan provides an elaborate list of certain of freedoms that are fundamental to the creation of democracy and safeguarding of the human person. Some of these rights include: 1. Right to Life and Liberty The law provides that no person shall be deprived of life or personal liberty except in execution of the law as provided in article 9 of the constitution. This makes every citizen safe and free within the confines of the law of land. 2. Equality Before the Law Article 25 of the Constitu...

  Law as one of the significant sign of any developed society, it is a set of rules regulating activity of individuals and organizations, their interactions, a system of principles aimed at preserving lawfulness. Contrary to what might be imagined where the purpose of the law is to punish the wrong doer, it also builds up a society that is polite. Since it is a non-lethal type of weapon, it hushes/ ‘gags’ conflicts so as to ensure that justice has prevailed, and equity has been done. Understanding the purpose of the law makes comprehending the need for law in society for the maintenance of society order possible. Understanding the Aim of Law In itself the aims of law are not simply to proscribe what is right or wrong but to shape human conduct in various ways. It is a proactive framework that seeks to: 1. Protect Rights and Freedoms : That is why through defining and protecting individual and collective rights, the law allows every person to exist as equals expecting no one will im...

  Quran (The Holy Book) Preface: "We have revealed this book and no doubt we are its protector" (Surat-ul-Hijir. Ayat-9). Holy Quran is the book of God and contains the direct Revelations from Almighty. As there are always to sorts of legislation i.e. formative and interpretative, the farmer contains the formation of new rules which were never prevalent and letter introduces new rules which are interpretations of already existing rules. Quran is the main formulative source of Islamic law. Most of its verses containing law were revealed with reference to case which arose during the lifetime of Holy Prophet (PBUH). Sometimes God repealed certain previous laws and revealed others in their place, which was suitable to the needs of new society. Quran: It is also known as 'Al-Furqan', which means to show truth from falsehood and right from wrong. It is a book in Arabic language, revealed upon the last Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) from the God through His Angel Hazrat Gibraeel (A...

 The Evolution of Criminal Law: From Ancient Codes to Modern Justice Introduction; The history of criminal law is extensive and intricate, mirroring the development of human communities. The field of criminal law has evolved significantly from the first recorded legal codes to the complex justice systems of today. This blog post traces the history of criminal law from prehistoric societies to the contemporary legal systems that run today's societies. 1. The Dawn of Criminal Law: Ancient Codes The origins of criminal law can be found in the antiquated societies of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece. The Code of Hammurabi, which dates to approximately 1754 BCE, is one of the most well-known examples of an early legal code from ancient Babylonia. This law established precise fines for a range of offences, establishing the idea of retributive justice—penalties that were imposed in direct proportion to the offence committed. 2. The Influence of Roman Law: Roman law had a big influence on...

  There is not a specific definition of Law. However, some jurists define it in their own manners. But in general Law can be defined as: Law is the set of principles that are enforced to maintain peace in society. Now, study the different definitions of Law by different authors or jurists. 1. John Austin John Austin Law is the command of sovereign backed by sanctions. Explanation: Here sovereign any person who has authority over the people, and he does not derive his powers from any external agency. So, the order (command) of such a person is the Law, according to John Austin. Moreover, if anyone does not abide by his order, that person has to face punishment (backed by sanctions). 2. John Salmond: John Salmond According to Salmond “the law may be defined as the body of principles recognized and applied by the state in the administration of Justice. Explanation: According to that definition, Law is made and enforced by the State to ultimately bring justice. In simple word...