If a policy appears against the Constitution, what can be the role of the judiciary?

Correct answer: To conduct judicial review of the policy

Correct answer: A. Judicial review means that courts examine whether a law or government action is consistent with the Constitution and legal limits. If a policy violates constitutional provisions or protected rights, a competent court may provide an appropriate remedy, including declaring an action invalid where the law permits. Option A is correct because constitutional review is a judicial function. B is unrelated to the judiciary and belongs to political publicity. C is wrong because courts do not administer the executive’s policy budget. D is wrong because judges do not vote as legislators on ordinary policy choices. The judiciary does not normally design policy merely because it reviews legality; elected institutions remain responsible for policy-making within constitutional boundaries. Memory cue: courts check constitutionality, while elected authorities make policy.