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Civics

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

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Hard · Level 66 · Supreme Court,final appeal,justice
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  1. It gives a final national chance to seek justice
  2. It is the final place for election campaign
  3. It passes Budget
  4. It runs state government
Hard · Level 66 · judicial activism,rights,institutional limits
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  1. It can help rights protection, but respect for institutional limits is also needed
  2. It is always dictatorship
  3. It is always election campaign
  4. It abolishes judiciary
Hard · Level 66 · High Court,Supreme Court,court hierarchy
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  1. High Court works at state level and Supreme Court at highest national level
  2. Both only run panchayats
  3. High Court is Election Commission
  4. Supreme Court is a local state office
Hard · Level 66 · judicial independence,judge removal,executive power,judiciary,civics class 9
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  1. Judicial independence and impartiality would weaken
  2. Judiciary would become more independent
  3. Constitution will only become stronger
  4. Citizens' rights will automatically be protected
Hard · Level 66 · minority rights,judiciary,rights protection
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  1. Because it can protect rights against pressure of majority or government
  2. Because minorities have no rights
  3. Because judiciary is only for majority
  4. Because court creates vote bank
Hard · Level 66 · evidence,reasoned judgment,fair trial
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  1. So decision is fair and legal, not arbitrary
  2. So decision is like campaign
  3. So law is not needed
  4. So government always wins
Hard · Level 66 · fair hearing,natural justice,judiciary,judicial independence,civics class 9
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  1. Court hears both sides before deciding
  2. Court decides after hearing only the government
  3. Court punishes without giving an opportunity to be heard
  4. Court decides solely on media reports
Hard · Level 66 · federal disputes,Centre states,Supreme Court
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  1. For impartial constitutional solution between Centre and states
  2. To always make Centre win
  3. To remove states from Parliament
  4. To cancel elections
Hard · Level 66 · delay,access to justice,courts
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  1. Delay can reduce effectiveness of justice
  2. Delay always strengthens rights
  3. Delay makes no difference
  4. Delay makes court Election Commission
Hard · Level 66 · judicial independence,checks and balances,misuse of power
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  1. Because courts cannot impartially review government and laws
  2. Because Parliament cannot make laws
  3. Because Election Commission cannot conduct polling
  4. Because President will not be appointed
Hard · Level 66 · dissent,citizen rights,independent courts
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  1. They can approach an impartial court if rights are violated
  2. They can abolish Parliament
  3. They get right to disobey all laws
  4. They can decide without court
Hard · Level 66 · Supreme Court,High Court,rights,rule of law
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  1. They form a judicial structure protecting Constitution, rights, and rule of law
  2. They are only election campaign bodies
  3. They are private offices under Parliament
  4. They are political parties making laws
Hard · Level 66 · judiciary,independence,constitutional limits
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  1. Independent judiciary protects the Constitution, but should work within law and institutional limits
  2. Judiciary should become a branch of government
  3. Judiciary should make every policy itself
  4. Judiciary has no relation with citizens' rights
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,judiciary,transparency
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  1. It makes the justice process more trustworthy
  2. It turns the court into a political party
  3. It ends Fundamental Rights
  4. It weakens the Election Commission
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,rule of law,court order
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  1. Weakening of rule of law
  2. Increase in election campaigning
  3. Automatic increase in judges
  4. Reduction in assembly size
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,separation of powers,judicial restraint
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  1. Because policy-making mainly belongs to the legislature and executive
  2. Because the court cannot read the Constitution
  3. Because citizens cannot go to court
  4. Because the court only conducts elections
Hard · Level 65 · class9,civics,judicial accountability,judicial independence
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  1. So judicial power is used fairly and responsibly
  2. So the court can form an election party
  3. So judges become above law
  4. So the government writes every judgment
Expert · Level 64 · judicial-independence,democracy,rights
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  1. Because it fairly protects citizens' rights and the Constitution
  2. Because it lets judges contest elections
  3. Because it ends Parliament
  4. Because it exempts government from tax
Expert · Level 64 · supreme-court,constitutional-interpretation
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  1. Because it can decide constitutional disputes with final authority
  2. Because it conducts Parliament elections
  3. Because it presents the budget
  4. Because it runs the Council of Ministers
Expert · Level 64 · judicial review,constitutional supremacy,democratic majority,fundamental rights,independent judiciary
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  1. By invalidating laws or government actions that violate the Constitution
  2. By automatically declaring every law supported by a majority illegal
  3. By making all laws in place of the legislature
  4. By cancelling the result of every election