The Utilization of Doctrine of Separation of Powers by County Assemblies in Kenya

Separation of powers is a political doctrine or theory that promotes liberty and independence of the arms of government. The term “trias politica” is a Latin term that means: separation of powers or checks and balances. The doctrine was invented by Charles- Louis de Secondant, Baron de La Brede et de Montesquieu, an 18th Century French Social and political philosopher. It is a political rather than a legal philosophy that supports the idea that Legislative, Executive and Judicial powers of government are vested and exercised by separate bodies....Read More