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Why is it necessary to keep the judiciary separate from the executive?

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Correct answer: So justice remains fair and independent

Correct answer: A. The judiciary decides legal disputes and interprets the Constitution, while the executive runs the administration and implements laws. If the executive could control judges, officials or ministers might pressure courts to decide in their favour. Separating the two helps judges examine government actions independently and protect the rights of citizens. B is wrong because separation does not turn ministers into judges. C is wrong because courts do not campaign for elections. D is wrong because an independent judiciary works under and protects the Constitution; it does not remove it. Memory cue: separation means no government pressure, not that the institutions stop cooperating.

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Separation Of PowersJudicial IndependenceExecutiveRule Of LawThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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