PPAS 2200 Lecture Notes - Public Law, Main Source, Legal Personality

• School: York University
• Department: Public Policy and Administration Studies
• Course: PPAS 2200
• Professor: Khashayar Hooshiyar

Document Summary

^ the limitations of the judges and why. Authors thesis: p. 82, not suited for constant intervention, but should intervene periodically. ^ that the judges are not elected but appointed therefore should not have the power to decide what to enact and not enact. ^ also argues that judges have their own personal bias. ^ should be asked to do so and have the capacity to do so. ^ argues judges are a product of democracy (because the prime minister, who was elected by the public, should have the power to elect judges, therefore product of democracy) Obey the law to have an anarchy (order) Idea that if you remove laws, you"re human nature will take place (to survive you will kill, etc) Assumption that someone is watching you, fear of getting caught and being punished (reason why we follow the rules) out of fear/consequences.