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How is a judicial decision considered fair?

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Correct answer: When it is based on law, evidence and a fair hearing

Answer: A. A fair judicial decision follows the applicable law, considers relevant evidence and gives both sides a genuine opportunity to be heard. This process helps the judge decide the dispute by reasons rather than by pressure, popularity or wealth. Option A is correct because law, evidence and fair hearing are basic safeguards of justice. B is wrong because rumours and changing public opinion are not reliable legal proof. C is wrong because government publicity cannot replace independent judicial reasoning. D is wrong because money must not decide who wins a case; parties are entitled to equal treatment before law. The court may reach a result that some people dislike, but it can still be fair if the proper legal process was followed. Memory cue: fair justice rests on law, evidence and hearing.

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