Civics
The Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)
Practice questions
If the judiciary gives decisions out of fear of the government, what is the biggest danger?Over whom does a High Court's supervisory power apply?Why is judicial independence linked with judges' salaries and service conditions?What is the most correct basis for the judiciary to check the legality of administrative action?In which example is the judiciary protecting civil liberty?Which is a correct example of the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction?If an officer is not performing a duty required by law, which writ may be appropriate?Why is distance from political parties necessary to keep courts impartial?Which principle is strengthened when the judiciary protects rights and checks government power?What is the importance of written judgments in courts?If courts accept every government decision without examination, which principle would weaken?What type of issue can be raised through a Public Interest Litigation in the Supreme Court?Why has the judiciary been given the power to interpret the Constitution?Why is independence of High Courts and the Supreme Court important in a federal system?In which situation can a judicial decision be democratic even if unpopular?How does judicial independence help citizens seek justice against the government?Which rule of natural justice is important in the judicial process?Why is it wrong to think that the judiciary's role is limited only to punishing criminals?If a court finds a law against the Constitution, which idea does its decision strengthen?Which quality is most necessary to maintain public trust in the judiciary?