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If public trust in judiciary declines, what effect will it have on rule of law?

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Correct answer: People may lose faith in legal solutions

The rule of law depends not only on written laws but also on people believing that courts can apply those laws fairly. When public trust in the judiciary falls, people may doubt whether legal procedures will protect them. Some may avoid courts, refuse to accept judgments, or seek unfair and informal ways to solve disputes. This weakens the authority and legitimacy of the justice system.

Option A is correct because declining trust can make people lose faith in legal solutions. The other choices do not logically follow: greater trust would be the opposite effect, a government does not automatically change merely because judicial trust declines, and Parliament does not disappear. Loss of confidence does not instantly end the rule of law, but it can seriously weaken its practical working. The supplied answer is sound.

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