Essays on Separation of Powers

As we all know, the separation of powers existed even before independence in Malaysia which was the doctrine of separation of power between Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States and Unfederated Malay States during colonial period. The Federated Malay States (FMS) was an organization of four...

The ‘Democratic’ People’s Republic of Korea commonly known as North Korea, is a country making up the northern section of the Korean Peninsula. Pyeongyang is the capital city. North Korea’s government system is seen as centralized, and only containing one political party. They describe themselves...

The History of North Korea starts towards the end of world war 2. Japan Surrendering made for the division of North Korea at the 38th parallel. Kim Il-sung was the leader until his death in 1994. Due to the short History there hasn’t been enough...

Usually the presentment clause is thought of as the power of the president to veto bills passed by both houses of the congress, but it is arguably much more than such. This clause might be referred as the lawmaking process clause which establishes a clear...

At the apex in the hierarchy is the Supreme Court, its members are formally known as ‘justices’. The number of justices to uphold isn’t explicitly defined in the Constitution, which has been varying over the years. Currently, the number is set to nine, with one...

Not Lovin’ It Sir John A. Macdonald was the first Prime Minister of Canada and is recognized greatly for his achievements, most popularly, the building and construction of the transcontinental railway. His life is sharply defined by words like courage, bravery and character. However, there...

Southerners before and during the Civil War period separated themselves from the North when it comes to politics, sociology and religion, with oppression of slaves expanding these refinements. This Southern character, not just for slaveholders, was complied with prejudice and stubborn protection from the Federal...