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Civics

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

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Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,delay,justice
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  1. It creates obstacles to getting justice
  2. Fundamental Rights automatically increase
  3. Every case automatically becomes fair
  4. Government elections are postponed
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,judicial restraint,parliament
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  1. Courts intervene only on constitutional and legal grounds
  2. Courts never look at the Constitution
  3. Parliament has no importance
  4. Judiciary is under the Election Commission
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,contempt of court,judicial authority
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  1. To maintain the dignity of the court and effectiveness of its orders
  2. To always stop criticism of government
  3. To decide election results
  4. To collect taxes
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,fundamental rights,democracy
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  1. It gives citizens protection against state power
  2. It tells citizens not to vote
  3. It frees parties from the Constitution
  4. It ends Parliament
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,impartiality,conflict of interest
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  1. To maintain impartial justice and trust
  2. To increase case fees
  3. To implement government orders
  4. To gain electoral benefit
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,guardian of democracy,rule of law
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  1. It protects the Constitution, rights, and rule of law
  2. It runs every political party
  3. It prepares the budget instead of Parliament
  4. It campaigns at polling stations
Hard · Level 66 · judicial independence,democracy,rule of law
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  1. Because courts can protect the Constitution and rights without pressure
  2. Because courts can campaign in elections
  3. Because courts can always abolish Parliament
  4. Because courts should not remain a branch of government
Hard · Level 66 · judicial review,constitutional check,courts
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  1. Court examining laws and government actions with the Constitution
  2. Court declaring election results
  3. Court spending the Budget
  4. Court appointing ministers
Hard · Level 66 · writ jurisdiction,rights,remedy
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  1. It can give immediate constitutional remedy against violation of rights
  2. It is a tool to increase taxes
  3. It is a method of election campaign
  4. It is the process of dissolving Parliament
Hard · Level 66 · fundamental rights,government order,judiciary
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  1. It can declare it unconstitutional
  2. It can implement it without examination
  3. It can make it an election slogan
  4. It can make it a private agreement
Hard · Level 66 · judiciary,executive,separation of powers
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  1. Risk of biased justice under government pressure
  2. Risk of voter turnout increasing
  3. Risk of debate in Parliament
  4. Risk of laws being made
Hard · Level 66 · Supreme Court,appeal,appellate jurisdiction
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  1. It can hear appeals against decisions of lower courts
  2. It asks questions in Lok Sabha
  3. It dissolves Rajya Sabha
  4. It chooses Prime Minister
Hard · Level 66 · integrated judiciary,India,court system
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  1. It maintains uniformity of judicial system across the country
  2. It creates a separate Constitution in every state
  3. It places panchayats above courts
  4. It makes Election Commission a court
Hard · Level 66 · citizen vs government,impartial justice,rights
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  1. By giving impartial decisions based on law and Constitution
  2. By campaigning for government
  3. By stopping citizens from voting
  4. By making legislature a court
Hard · Level 66 · original jurisdiction,Supreme Court,federal disputes
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  1. Disputes between Centre and states
  2. Date of school examination
  3. Only rent of a private shop
  4. Local sports competition
Hard · Level 66 · judges,security of tenure,judicial independence
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  1. So they can decide free from pressure
  2. So they can contest elections
  3. So they can become ministers
  4. So they can dissolve Parliament
Hard · Level 66 · judicial review,constitutional supremacy,indian judiciary,unconstitutional law,working of institutions
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  1. Supremacy of the Constitution
  2. Absolute supremacy of Parliament
  3. Supremacy of the Executive
  4. Unrestricted rule of the majority
Hard · Level 66 · PIL,access to justice,public interest
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  1. It allows a person to approach court for affected people on public interest issues
  2. It allows only rich people to file cases
  3. It makes courts contest elections
  4. It ends the Constitution
Hard · Level 66 · fundamental rights,independent judiciary,protection
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  1. Impartial protection of rights may weaken
  2. Rights will automatically become stronger
  3. Government accountability will certainly increase
  4. Courts will become more impartial
Hard · Level 66 · judiciary,legislature,checks and balances
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  1. Legislature makes laws and judiciary can examine their constitutionality
  2. Judiciary allots election symbols
  3. Legislature gives daily court judgments
  4. Both have no relation with Constitution