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    Department of Law

    LESSON PLAN
    LL.B (Honours) Program
    Course Code: LAW-
    Course Title: Constitutional Law of Bangladesh
    Credit Hours- 3

    Course Objectives:
    The objectives of this course titled Constitutional Law of Bangladesh is to develop students’
    understanding fundamental laws of the land and appreciation of conceptual framework for the
    same, in order to develop their ability to apply such concepts and understanding principles in
    their practical and professional field.

    Course Contents:

    Lecture 1: Constitution, Constitutional Law, Public and Private Law, Substantive and
    Procedural Law, Administrative Law.
    Lecture 2: Nature of Constitutional Law, Classification of Constitution.
    Lecture 3: Definition of state, Essential elements of state, Methods of Adopting Constitution.
    Lecture 4: Historical background of the Constitution of Bangladesh.
    Lecture 5: Preamble, Significance of preamble, Amendment of Preamble
    Lecture 6: Constitutional Supremacy, Parliamentary Supremacy, Political Supremacy of the
    People.
    Lecture 7: The Constitution of Bangladesh, 1972 – Salient Features.
    Lecture 8: Secularism, Bangladesh Nationalism, Socialism, Democracy.
    Lecture 9: Constitutionalism and Rule of Law.
    Lecture 10: Class Test
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    Lecture 11: Fundamental Principles of State Policy— Distinction between Fundamental Rights
    and Directive Principles, Significance of Directive Principles, Judicial Decision on Fundamental
    Principles.
    Lecture 12: Fundamental Rights – General Concepts, Human Rights, Constitutional Guarantee
    and Enforcement of Fundamental Rights
    Lecture 13: Reasonable Restrictions, Suspension during Emergency.
    Lecture 14: Review Class
    Lecture 15: Equality, Due Process and Reasonable Classification.
    Lecture 16: The ever expanding dimensions of Right to Life, Freedom of speech, Expression
    and press.
    Lecture 17: The Executive — Separation of Powers, Check and Balance
    Lecture 18: Parliamentary Democracy, Presidential Democracy.
    Lecture 19: The President- Powers and Functions, Personal Qualifications, Tenure, Election
    Lecture 20: Impeachment, Immunity, Ordinance Making Power.
    Lecture 21: Assignment and Presentation
    Lecture 22: Prime minister — Powers, Functions and Responsibility, Formation of Cabinet.
    Lecture 23: The Legislature- Formation of Parliament, Qualification of Member, Vacation of
    seat.
    Lecture 24: Resignation of Member, Speaker Law Making Process.
    Lecture 25: The Judiciary — The Supreme Court, Unitary Character, Power to do Complete
    Justice,
    Lecture 26: Judicial Review, Writ, PIL.
    Lecture 27: Structure, Independence and Accountability of the higher and lower Judiciary.
    Lecture 27: Structure, Independence and Accountability of the higher and lower Judiciary
    (Continue)
    Lecture 29: Ordinary and Constitutional Jurisdiction of the higher judiciary.
    Lecture 30: Review Class.

    Books Recommended:
    1. An Introduction to the Constitutional Law of Bangladesh by M. Jashim Ali Chowdhury.
    2. Constitution, Constitutional Law and Politics: Bangladesh Perspective by Md. Abdul
    Halim.
    3. Constitutional Law of Bangladesh by Mahmudul Islam.

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