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Why is it necessary for judges to be impartial?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: So that all parties can receive justice according to the law

Correct answer: A. An impartial judge listens to the parties, examines relevant facts and applies the law without favouring wealth, power, government, personal relationships or private preferences. This gives each side a fair opportunity to present its case and supports equality before the law. B is the opposite of impartiality because it gives automatic advantage to power. C is also bias: a judge must not decide every case for the government. D is wrong because personal preference cannot replace evidence and law. Impartiality does not mean ignoring facts; it means judging facts and arguments by the same legal standards. Memory cue: impartial means no special favour—same law, fair hearing.

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