THE ROLE OF PUBLIC LAW IN SAFEGUARDING INDIVIDUAL LIBERTIES
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This article delves into the pivotal role of public law in safeguarding individual liberties, illuminating the intricate relationship between the state and its citizens. A comprehensive exploration of foundational principles such as constitutionalism, the rule of law, and the separation of powers lays the groundwork for understanding how public law acts as a bulwark for individual rights. Through an analysis of pertinent case studies, this study underscores the practical impact of public law on safeguarding liberties. The significance of this inquiry lies in its contribution to a nuanced understanding of the delicate balance between state interests and the protection of individual freedoms. This article not only reviews established legal concepts but also highlights the evolving nature of public law in response to contemporary challenges.
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