CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE
Muxamadiyev Xojiakbar Aslitdinovich; Burxonov Asror Axror o'g'li; Xasanova Maftuna Axad qizi; Kattabekova Sojida Qodirqul qizi;
CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE
In this article, the judicial power in the Republic of Uzbekistan, unlike other branches of power, is subject only to the law, the independence of the courts, the inviolability of the rights of judges, and the safety of the judge's family members.
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