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What can judiciary do in disputes between citizens and government?

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Correct answer: Can give impartial decision

Answer: A, give an impartial decision. When a citizen and the government disagree, a court examines the relevant law, constitutional provisions, facts, and evidence. It can hear both sides and issue a lawful decision without automatically favouring the government. This impartial role is an important protection against arbitrary use of public power. A is correct. B, campaigning for the government, is a political activity and would undermine judicial neutrality. C, conducting elections, is mainly the responsibility of the Election Commission, not the judiciary. D, preparing the budget belongs to the government and legislature, not courts. Courts decide legal disputes; they do not normally run administration. Memory cue: judiciary settles disputes by law, not by political preference.

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Citizen-Government-DisputeImpartialityJudiciaryRule-Of-LawThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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