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What benefit does the appeal system of High Courts and Supreme Court give in democracy?

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Correct answer: A wrong decision can be re-examined at a higher level

Direct answer: A is correct. An appeal allows a person who believes that a lower court made an error to ask a higher court to examine the decision, subject to the relevant legal procedure. The higher court may review the record, legal reasoning and application of law; it may uphold, change or set aside the decision. This layered system improves the possibility of justice and reduces the danger that one mistake becomes final immediately. A is correct because it describes re-examination at a higher judicial level. B is wrong because appeals create a court hierarchy rather than closing courts. C is wrong because the government remains bound by law. D is unrelated to appeals and elections. Memory cue: appeal means “ask a higher court to review,” not an automatic victory or a completely new claim.

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