A Dark Prism Paradigm: Rule of Law and Marriage Rights of LGBTQ+

Abstract

The paper sheds light upon the Sexually Segregated Claimant Rights amongst the bundle of rights guaranteed by the rule of law principle in consonance with the mainstream group of society. With the assumption that Telo’s Rule of Law is not adequately addressed and resembles eloquence as propounded by Jurists of this principle. The protection of rights is viewed from the LGBTQ communities’ marital rights scope. Here, it exorbitantly showcases the justice system of the state while enshrining marriage law for its people. This principle has predominantly eclipsed same-sex marital laws from its jurisdiction. It strives to address multiple questions: How does the rule of law impact balancing the weight of every individual’s needs in a state from its origin? What could be the cause and consequence of marginalizing such groups from society? And the Various Progressive Steps taken across nations towards same-sex marriage. How is justice delivered? The Critic of Conservative Native thought, which devolves the mob mentality with the inherent essence of a positive democratic state and its downside of the negligence of such law by the state, will depict the relative glitch in society.