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How are checks and balances seen between judiciary and legislature?

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Correct answer: Legislature makes laws and judiciary can examine their constitutionality

Correct answer: A. Checks and balances means that different organs of government have different responsibilities but also limit one another so that power is not concentrated without control. The legislature makes laws, while the judiciary interprets law and can examine whether a law is consistent with the Constitution. If a law violates constitutional limits, a competent court may declare it unconstitutional. This does not mean that courts make all laws or that the legislature decides individual cases. B is wrong because election symbols are handled under the election system, not as a normal judicial function. C is wrong because deciding cases belongs to courts, not the legislature. D is wrong because both organs must function within the Constitution. Memory cue: legislature makes; judiciary reviews constitutional validity.

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