The Rule of Law: Annotated Bibliography
Zalnieriute, M., Moses, L. B., & Williams, G. (2019). The rule of law and automation of government decision‐making. The Modern Law Review, 82(3), 425-455.
The article reveals the concept of the rule of law throughout the country. The requirements of the law apply to all subjects of legal relations equally. All state bodies and officials, all citizens and social institutions are subject to state laws. However, this applies to research in terms of the fact that a clear concept of justice in a legal state has not yet been formulated. Thus, the opinion of the authors in the study is used to show the imperfection of the system.
Lacey, N. (2019). Populism and the Rule of Law. Annual Review of Law and Social Science, 15, 79-96. Web.
The article focuses on the ideas of the rule of law, which have always been based on the search for the relationship between the state and law. The theory assumes the existence of such a state union, in which the interaction of the individual and the state is based solely on law, law. For the study, the source is important in that the rule of law state is characterized by recognition, observance and respect for the rights and freedoms of man and citizen.
Lucy, W. (2020). Access to Justice and the Rule of Law. Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 40(2), 377-402. Web.
The article considers justice in the context of judicial proceedings. The author points out that the highest law is the constitution, which enshrined the basic rights, freedoms and duties of the citizens of the country. From the point of view of the paper, the ideas of the article are applicable in the study of the debate on the relation of justice in the legal aspect.
Smith, G. (2018). Proud or shameful legacy: Justice and the rule of law. Griffith REVIEW, (59), 139-149.
Smith points out that the authorities cannot give a clear answer in relation to “justice” and “judicial proceedings” in legal science and practice. This causes some difficulties in the process of making executive power. Thus, a strict gradation has not yet been developed, which is of interest for research. In addition, this means that society needs to systemize these concepts for a more successful coexistence.
Yousefzadeh, A., Sokhanvar, M., & Rostamzad Asli, S. (2018). Judicial adjustment of Contract, Based on the economic imbalance of the parties’ interests, In Iranian law, USA law and international documents. Journal of Civil Law Knowledge, 7(2), 64-75.
The authors of the article consider justice as a prevailing feature of the rule of law. In the most general sense, a legal state is a state in which the activities of state bodies are carried out strictly on the basis and within the framework of laws. For research, justice is a key concept, since within the framework of a just country, the rights and freedoms of man and citizen are recognized, respected and protected.