JUDICIAL PROCESS
This is the process by which rights and duties are determined in the
legal order. There is a clear separation between the Legislature, Executive and
Judiciary. The central idea in this doctrine is to make sure power is not
concentrated in the hands of one arm of government and to ensure checks and
balances among the three arms of government. But it has also been noted that
the doctrine does not mean strict compartmentalized separation as their
functions may overlap. For example, though it’s the main duty of the
Legislature to make laws, the executive and judiciary may also make laws in
certain instances.