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Class 9CivicsWorking of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)ExpertLevel 65
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How did Public Interest Litigation change the traditional understanding of access to justice?

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Correct answer: By opening court doors directly for public interest issues

PIL made it easier to bring issues of common and weaker people to court. Link PIL with access to justice.

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PilAccess To JusticePublic Interest

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By opening court doors directly for public interest issues

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PIL made it easier to bring issues of common and weaker people to court. Link PIL with access to justice.

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This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Working of Institutions. Topic: The Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence).

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  1. 1If a policy affects citizens' rights, in which institution can it be challenged?
  2. 2In a parliamentary system, the government depends on whose support?
  3. 3What is the purpose of parliamentary questions on a policy?
  4. 4If a policy appears to limit a fundamental right which institution can examine it?
  5. 5Why can the judiciary review a policy decision?
  6. 6Challenging a policy decision in court indicates what in a democracy?
  7. 7When there appears to be a conflict between government policy and court review, what does democracy show?
  8. 8Why is judicial review important if a policy violates rights?
  9. 9Judicial review does not merely stop policy-making; what kind of limit does it set in democracy?
  10. 10What message does declaring a policy unconstitutional send to the executive and legislature?
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