Which conclusion best explains the constitutional position of the judiciary?

Correct answer: Judiciary is an institution that protects the Constitution, rights and rule of law in democracy

Correct answer: A. In a constitutional democracy, the judiciary interprets and applies the Constitution and laws. It can protect Fundamental Rights, examine whether public actions follow constitutional limits, and provide justice through courts. These functions support the rule of law, which means that every person and institution, including the government, is subject to law. B is incomplete and incorrect because courts are not merely government advisers. C is false because protection of rights is a central judicial responsibility. D is false because courts are constitutional institutions, not organs of political parties. The three-part memory cue is: Constitution, rights, and rule of law.