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Civics

The Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)

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Hard · Level 64 · judicial independence,rights,fair justice
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  1. Citizens' rights and fair justice will be harmed
  2. Parliament building will change
  3. Elections will automatically stop
  4. Tax collection will end
Hard · Level 64 · high court,supervision,subordinate courts
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  1. Over subordinate courts in its state
  2. Over both Houses of Parliament
  3. Over Rashtrapati Bhavan
  4. Over manifestos of all political parties
Hard · Level 64 · judges,salary,independence
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  1. So the government cannot influence judgments through financial pressure
  2. So judges can start business
  3. So courts do not pay taxes
  4. So debates in Parliament stop
Hard · Level 64 · administrative law,natural justice,judiciary
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  1. Law, Constitution and principles of natural justice
  2. Social media likes
  3. Minister's personal preference
  4. Size of election crowd
Hard · Level 64 · civil liberty,illegal arrest,court
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  1. Court orders release of a person from illegal arrest
  2. Court organizes an election rally
  3. Court awards a road contract
  4. Court presents the state budget
Hard · Level 64 · original jurisdiction,supreme court,federal dispute
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  1. Hearing a dispute between the Union and a State
  2. Fixing municipal park fee
  3. Selecting a school sports team
  4. Calling a Gram Sabha meeting
Hard · Level 64 · mandamus,writ,public duty
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  1. Mandamus
  2. Habeas corpus
  3. Prohibition
  4. Certiorari
Hard · Level 64 · impartiality,political neutrality,judiciary
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  1. So decisions are based on law instead of party interest
  2. So judges can campaign
  3. So cases become election speeches
  4. So courts run in party offices
Hard · Level 64 · constitutional governance,limited government,rights
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  1. Constitutional governance
  2. Hereditary rule
  3. Military rule
  4. Secret rule
Hard · Level 64 · written judgment,transparency,appeal
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  1. They explain reasons for decisions and help in appeal
  2. They make the case secret
  3. They remove the need for law
  4. They are only for decoration
Hard · Level 64 · judicial review,government power,constitution
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  1. Judicial review
  2. Council of Ministers
  3. Parliamentary Question Hour
  4. Speaker of Lok Sabha
Hard · Level 64 · PIL,supreme court,public interest
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  1. An issue linked with wider public interest and rights
  2. Only a private birthday function
  3. A person's favourite movie
  4. Choosing a party slogan
Hard · Level 64 · constitutional interpretation,judiciary,disputes
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  1. So the correct meaning of the Constitution can be applied in disputes
  2. So the Constitution remains only for courts
  3. So citizens cannot demand rights
  4. So law becomes oral
Hard · Level 64 · federalism,high court,supreme court
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  1. For impartial decisions in Union-State disputes
  2. To remove states from the Constitution
  3. To give all powers to the Union
  4. To abolish the Election Commission
Hard · Level 64 · democracy,rights,constitution
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  1. When it protects the Constitution and rights
  2. When it follows only mob desire
  3. When it is given without reasons
  4. When it is meant to benefit a party
Hard · Level 64 · judicial independence,citizens,government
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  1. The court can hear the citizen's complaint independently of the government
  2. The court stops citizens from meeting government
  3. The court hears only the government side
  4. The court delays complaints until elections
Hard · Level 64 · natural justice,fair hearing,courts
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  1. Both sides should get an opportunity to be heard
  2. Only the powerful side should be allowed to speak
  3. Decision should be without hearing
  4. The judge should be a party to the case
Hard · Level 64 · role of judiciary,rights,constitution
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  1. Because the judiciary also protects rights, resolves disputes and interprets the Constitution
  2. Because the judiciary only organizes sports competitions
  3. Because the judiciary does not know law
  4. Because the judiciary only collects taxes
Hard · Level 64 · constitution supremacy,judicial review,law
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  1. Supremacy of the Constitution
  2. Government above law
  3. End of rights
  4. Inactivity of courts
Hard · Level 64 · public trust,impartiality,judiciary
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  1. Impartiality, transparency and law-based decisions
  2. Party propaganda
  3. Secret orders without reasons
  4. Following only government instructions