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Why can change in court's interpretation of law affect society?

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Correct answer: Because interpretation can define limits of rights and government action

The correct answer is A. A law is applied to real people and situations, so its interpretation determines what words such as liberty, equality, or lawful authority mean in practice. Courts may clarify whether a government action crosses a legal limit and how a right should be protected in a particular situation. A change in interpretation can therefore alter the duties of public authorities and the remedies available to citizens, affecting social behaviour and public policy. A is correct because interpretation gives law its practical meaning. B is wrong because election symbols are administered through electoral rules, not ordinary judicial interpretation. C is wrong because ministers do not automatically resign whenever interpretation changes. D is unrelated to the social meaning of law. Memory cue: interpretation turns written rules into working rules.

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Law InterpretationJudiciaryRightsGovernment ActionThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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