Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce

This legal research is conducted with an aim to study and analyse the meaning and ambit on right to life under Article 5(1)l of the Federal Constitution. To this date, no clear determination on the jurisprudence on the scope of this right by the Malaysian Court. Therefore, this work will focus on th...

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Main Authors: A.Rahman, Nur Alia, Abdul Munir, Abdullah Abbas, Edruce, Nur Samiah
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spelling my.uitm.ir.283882020-02-17T02:34:31Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28388/ Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce A.Rahman, Nur Alia Abdul Munir, Abdullah Abbas Edruce, Nur Samiah Constitutional law This legal research is conducted with an aim to study and analyse the meaning and ambit on right to life under Article 5(1)l of the Federal Constitution. To this date, no clear determination on the jurisprudence on the scope of this right by the Malaysian Court. Therefore, this work will focus on the deficiency on the interpretation of "life" in Malaysia as compared to the dynamic interpretation in India. The scope of this legal research is on interpretation on right to life under Article 5(1). To determine the meaning and scope of right to life, it is also vital to understand the principles on rules of interpretation of the constitution. With that, the research too explores the rules on interpretation of the constitution and the attitude adopted by the Malaysian judges when interpreting them. Further, to ensure that constitutional provision is construed independently and accordingly especially when interpreting provision on fundamental rights, it is essential to make sure that the judiciary body is independent. Thus, this research also involves the analysis on the independence of the Malaysian Judiciary. Faculty of Law 2011 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28388/1/28388.pdf A.Rahman, Nur Alia and Abdul Munir, Abdullah Abbas and Edruce, Nur Samiah (2011) Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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A.Rahman, Nur Alia
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Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce
description This legal research is conducted with an aim to study and analyse the meaning and ambit on right to life under Article 5(1)l of the Federal Constitution. To this date, no clear determination on the jurisprudence on the scope of this right by the Malaysian Court. Therefore, this work will focus on the deficiency on the interpretation of "life" in Malaysia as compared to the dynamic interpretation in India. The scope of this legal research is on interpretation on right to life under Article 5(1). To determine the meaning and scope of right to life, it is also vital to understand the principles on rules of interpretation of the constitution. With that, the research too explores the rules on interpretation of the constitution and the attitude adopted by the Malaysian judges when interpreting them. Further, to ensure that constitutional provision is construed independently and accordingly especially when interpreting provision on fundamental rights, it is essential to make sure that the judiciary body is independent. Thus, this research also involves the analysis on the independence of the Malaysian Judiciary.
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author A.Rahman, Nur Alia
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title Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce
title_short Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce
title_full Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce
title_fullStr Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce
title_full_unstemmed Right to life under article 5(1) of Federal Constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / Nur Alia A.Rahman, Abdullah Abbas Abdul Munir and Nur Samiah Edruce
title_sort right to life under article 5(1) of federal constitution: the need for a dynamic interpretation / nur alia a.rahman, abdullah abbas abdul munir and nur samiah edruce
publisher Faculty of Law
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