Exile Law

Exile law refers to legal provisions governing the forced removal or banishment of individuals from their country or region. It typically involves the government formally prohibiting a person from returning to a specific area or nation, often due to criminal activity, national security concerns, or political reasons. Exile can be both a legal penalty and a preventive measure, and it is usually regulated by specific laws that define the procedure, duration, and rights involved. The aim is to protect society, maintain order, or prevent harm, while balancing individual rights through legal safeguards.