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What increases people's trust in the judiciary?

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Correct answer: By independent, fair and law-based decisions

Direct answer: A is correct. People trust the judiciary when judges decide cases independently, listen to the facts and arguments, and apply the Constitution and laws fairly. Trust grows when similar cases are treated according to legal principles rather than political connections, rumours, wealth or personal influence. A is therefore the only option that describes a proper foundation of justice. B is wrong because political pressure can make decisions appear biased and can weaken judicial independence. C is wrong because rumours are unverified claims, not legal evidence. D is wrong because money power cannot be the basis of equal justice. A useful memory cue is: public trust follows fair process—independence, evidence, law and reason. A court may make a difficult decision, but people can still respect it when the process is lawful and impartial.

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Public TrustJudiciaryFair DecisionsJudicial IndependenceCivicsThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of Institutions

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