| dc.description.abstract | One of the primary objectives for which a state was established in the society was the creation and
protection of individual’s rights. But an independent organ as the means through which this object
might be accomplished has been recognized and existed from early times. This Independent organ
is judiciary. Independence of judiciary is the indispensable of a democratic government. And
separation of judiciary is the precondition of the sound and independent judiciary. Since the
beginning of the British colonial rule the question of separation of judiciary from the executive
has been a continuing debate, though Bangladesh has past thirty seven years of its independences,
she has fail to separate the judiciary from the executive. Today it is a burning question of our
country. This report attempts to explore to what extent initiatives, have been taken to separate the
judiciary from the executive and what are the obstacle available to implement the initiative, in this
path. I have also discussed in briefly the conceptual side and lastly concluded with some
recommendation, so that policy of separation of judiciary from executive would be effective and
helpful for the policy makers and implementations. The paper is based on the secondary source of
information, like books, journals, newspapers and research reporting a democratic state, the
powers rests the three separate organs, namely the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary.
The constitution of Bangladesh vests the executive power to the executive, the legislative power
to the parliament. Judiciary redress the grievances of the people and resolves dispute. In
Bangladesh the judicial norms and practice have been derogating for years. | en_US |
