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The Judiciary system is a system of courts that interprits and applies the law in the name of the "state."
Seperation of Powers.
a. Legislation makes the laws (In a Plenary Fashion)
b. Executive enforces the laws
Economic Rights
a. Budget of the Judiciary (Is almost completely controlled by the executive branch in developing contries)
b. Proper national wealth distribution, government spending, and constitutional economics.
c. corruption of the judiciary through budget planning, and various privileges, both state and private.
Stare Decisis and Jurisprudence constante
Plenary powers can be given to people which grant unlimited powers.
a. The president can grant pardons for people, groups, corporations, and entities he choses.
b. Congress has unlimited power to pass laws, levy taxes, wage wars, and arrest people.
c. Congress can create charters with duplicity of its plenary powers, setting rates, and prices charged customers for energy. These prices are also exempt from review.
References:
The United States v. Kagama
Zadvydas v. Davis