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What is the relation between rule of law and judiciary?

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Correct answer: Judiciary ensures everyone remains under law

Answer: A. The rule of law means that law governs public life and that no person, office-holder or institution is supposed to be above the law. The judiciary helps uphold this principle by hearing disputes, interpreting laws, protecting legal and constitutional rights, and reviewing unlawful actions when the legal system permits. A is correct because courts help ensure that government authorities and ordinary people are treated according to law rather than personal power. B is wrong because courts themselves must act within the Constitution and law; judicial independence does not place them above law. C is wrong because the rule of law is a basic principle of constitutional government, not a game. D is wrong because courts do not exist to run markets. Memory cue: rule of law means ‘law above arbitrary power’, not ‘court above law’.

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Rule Of LawJudiciaryEquality Before LawConstitutional GovernmentThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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