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Judiciary at Central and State Level

Gujarat Board · Class 11 · Political Science

Summary of Judiciary at Central and State Level for Gujarat Board Class 11 Political Science. Key concepts, important points, and chapter overview.

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Overview

The Judiciary is one of the three organs of government along with Legislature and Executive. Its primary function is to deliver justice by interpreting laws, punishing law violators, and protecting citizens' rights. India has a unified judicial system with a pyramid-like structure, where the Supreme

Key Concepts

India has a unified

India has a unified, integrated judicial system with pyramid structure. Supreme Court is at the top, followed by High Courts in states, then District

Established under Article 124

Established under Article 124, it is India's highest court with 1 Chief Justice and 27 other judges (as of 2015). Located in Delhi, it has original, a

Direct authority to hear cases involving

Direct authority to hear cases involving disputes between Centre and states, inter-state disputes, constitutional questions, and fundamental rights vi

State

State-level superior courts with Chief Justice and other judges appointed by President. Judges serve until age 62. They have original, appellate, and

Include District Courts (civil and criminal)

Include District Courts (civil and criminal), Session Courts, Magistrate Courts, and specialized courts. District Judges are appointed by Governor aft

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the structure and hierarchy of Indian judiciary
  • Learn about the composition, powers and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
  • Analyze the role and functions of High Courts at state level
  • Examine the subordinate court system including district and local courts
  • Explore alternative dispute resolution mechanisms like Lok Adalat and Consumer Courts

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