THE PILARS OF A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY AND GOOD LAW AND ORDER

The Law is that set of rules established in every country to regulate the behaviour of society and its people. It is established on concepts of religion, morality, what is right and wrong, established rules which best maintain order, constructive business transactions, human relationships and generally harmony between people within communities. The Rule of Law or The Supremacy of Law, means that the law is above everyone and it applies to everyone, whether governor/ruler or the people, rulers or ruled. Nobody is above the law, nobody is exempted from the law, and nobody can grant exemption to the application of the law. Equality before the law – Every person is entitled to equal treatment before the law, regardless of race, religion, gender, or financial advantage. This means that every person is entitled to equal treatment by the various officers and organs of government which are appointed with the task of administering and enforcing the law. Elected Government – Every country belongs to the people/citizens of that country. The citizens elect the government to govern and administer the country on their behalf. The citizens of that country pay elected officials to do the job for which they are appointed. The Separation of Powers, also known as trias politica, is a model for the governance of democratic states, to prevent the abuse of power by governments. Under this model, the state is divided into branches, each with separate and independent powers and areas of responsibility. The normal division is into an executive, a legislature, and a judiciary. Legislative power means the power to make laws and is concentrated in the Parliament. Executive power means the power to implement laws and is given to the government. Judicial power gives the High Court power to decide whether laws are legal according to the Constitution. Separation of powers means that people in one of these three divisions should not control the other two divisions. In other words, the Executive should not have any power or influence over the High Court to prevent it determining that it has abused its power.

SO WHAT IS THE SOLUTION?    

EDUCATING THE PUBLIC AND ISOLATING DEVIANTS    

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