Civics
The Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)
Practice questions
If Parliament makes a new law to neutralize a judicial decision, on what basis can the court examine that law?Which statement shows the deepest meaning of judicial independence?In which situation would Supreme Court intervention be considered real protection of Fundamental Rights?What is the democratic significance of a High Court's writ power?Why is judicial review important in a federal system?If a judge could be removed immediately for a judgment criticizing the government, which principle would weaken?Which function best justifies calling the Supreme Court the guardian of the Constitution?Keeping the judiciary separate from the executive reduces which danger?In which case can the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction apply?If an administrative order gives a person no opportunity of hearing, on which principle can the court intervene?How did Public Interest Litigation change the role of the judiciary?What is the greatest importance of a reasoned judgment by a court?Which is the correct example of the Supreme Court's appellate jurisdiction?How is compulsory obedience to court orders linked with rule of law?In which situation can judicial activism be democratically justified?Why is judicial accountability not against judicial independence?Why are Lok Adalats considered a supporting means of access to justice?If a citizen has the right to directly approach the Supreme Court for a Fundamental Right, which idea does it strengthen?What is the main purpose of High Courts' supervisory power?Which writ orders an official to perform a legal duty?