Judicial Review tests decisions by officials
Imran AliPublished: Monday, May 14, 2012Law Made SimpleHistory has shown that public officials can get it wrong when making decisions which impact on the lives of citizens. Those affected can challenge...
View ArticleSome things to know when buying property
Imran AliPublished: Monday, August 13, 2012Law Made SimpleBuying property is usually the largest single investment which a person makes in his or her lifetime. As there are usually hundreds of...
View ArticleUnderstanding the breathalyser law
Imran AliPublished: Monday, October 1, 2012Law Made SimpleDelaying a breath test, even for legal advice, can amount to a refusal to take the test, and can expose you to being charged with an offence....
View ArticlePresident holds highest office in the land
Imran AliPublished: Monday, February 18, 2013Law Made SimpleAs Head of State, the President of the Republic is the holder of the highest office in the country and superior to that of the Chief Justice,...
View ArticleSystem creates checks and balances within the State
The separation of powers—Part One Imran AliPublished: Monday, July 22, 2013Law Made SimpleSeparation of powers is a principle of constitutional law with its roots in the political teachings of the...
View ArticleWhen judiciary’s jurisdiction is breached
The Separation of Powers—Part 2Imran AliPublished: Monday, July 29, 2013Law Made SimpleThe previous article in this series examined the principle of separation of powers and its application to the...
View ArticleExtradition a long process
Imran AliPublished: Monday, June 8, 2015Law Made SimpleThe issuance of a warrant for the arrest of a person suspected of committing crimes abroad is the first step in a technical process. This process...
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