Supreme Court Rule-Making Power Quiz

When the parties are unable to comply with the rules due to financial constraints

When the judge deems that the case is too complex to be decided based on the existing rules

When the parties mutually agree to suspend the rules

When the purpose of justice requires it and compelling reasons warrant it (correct)

To regulate it by a sound and judicial discretion (correct)

To exercise it arbitrarily and despotically

To delegate it to the executive branch of government

To exercise it based on personal preferences and biases

The need to delay the case and the lack of any showing that the review sought is merely frivolous and dilatory

The merits of the case and the existence of special or compelling circumstances (correct)

The financial status of the parties involved and the complexity of the case

The personal preferences of the judge and the length of time the case has been pending