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What is the principal role of the judiciary?
What is the principal role of the judiciary?
- To protect rule of law and ensure supremacy of law (correct)
- To enforce government policies
- To favor the rich and powerful
- To promote individual or group dictatorship
What does the idea of rule of law imply?
What does the idea of rule of law imply?
- The law favors specific groups
- The law is subject to individual interpretation
- Certain individuals are exempt from the law
- All individuals are subjected to the same law (correct)
Why is it necessary for the judiciary to be independent of political pressures?
Why is it necessary for the judiciary to be independent of political pressures?
- To enforce individual or group interests
- To protect the rule of law and individual rights (correct)
- To align with government policies
- To favor specific social classes
What does the independence of judiciary imply?
What does the independence of judiciary imply?
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What must disputes be settled in accordance with?
What must disputes be settled in accordance with?
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What is the primary role of an independent judiciary?
What is the primary role of an independent judiciary?
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What does the independence of judiciary imply?
What does the independence of judiciary imply?
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How is the independence of judiciary ensured?
How is the independence of judiciary ensured?
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What is the significance of the rule of law?
What is the significance of the rule of law?
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Why must the judiciary be independent of political pressures?
Why must the judiciary be independent of political pressures?
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