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Challenging a policy decision in court indicates what in a democracy?

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Correct answer: Government decisions are not above law and Constitution

The correct answer is A: challenging a policy in court shows that government decisions must remain within the limits of law and the Constitution. In a democracy, citizens or affected groups may use lawful judicial procedures to question possible violations of rights or constitutional rules. The court examines the matter according to law; a challenge does not mean that every policy is automatically invalid. Option B is wrong because judicial review is an important constitutional function, not proof that courts are always weaker. Option C is wrong because the ability to seek legal protection reflects the existence of rights. Option D is wrong because judicial review does not make Parliament unimportant; institutions have different roles. Memory cue: rule of law means everyone, including government, is subject to law.

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Rule-Of-LawJudicial-ReviewConstitutional-LimitsThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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