THE AUTHORITY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION AND THE JURIDICAL DOCTRINE
The question , as well the debate o f, who have the authority to interpret the Constitution , in other to have effects on government , is as old as the birth of Constitutional theory , and the principle of separation of power. T he author argument , in favour of contemporary practice, will draw relevant reference , from the American Jurisprudence , accompanied with famous legal assertions, acknowledging her core-strength for Constitutional law theory, within the legal realm, though a former colony of the British Empire, with England having the progeny right , to the C ommon law doctrine. The author subscribe to the debate , that each branch of government , have the authority to interpret the constitutional provision , in it orbit of operations , having regard to the essence that , all elected ...