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Why are judiciary and executive kept separate?

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Correct answer: For fair justice and balance of power

Answer: A, for fair justice and balance of power. The executive administers laws and runs government, while the judiciary interprets laws and decides disputes. Keeping their roles sufficiently separate reduces the danger that the authority enforcing a decision will unfairly control the body judging it. This separation, along with checks and balances, helps prevent misuse of power and protects rights. A is correct. B concerns sports and has no relation to constitutional institutions. C concerns business activity, not the justice system. D concerns recording weather and is irrelevant. Separation does not mean that institutions never interact; it means that each should perform its constitutional function without improper interference. Memory cue: separate roles help courts remain impartial and government power remain accountable.

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Separation-Of-PowersJudiciaryExecutiveBalance-Of-PowerThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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