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If a citizen is harmed by a government decision and can go to court what is it an example of?

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Correct answer: Judicial remedy

Direct answer: Option A, judicial remedy. A judicial remedy is a legal way of going to a court to seek protection, correction, or compensation when a government action harms a person. The reasoning is: a government decision causes harm; the citizen does not have to accept it helplessly; the citizen may approach a competent court; the court can examine legality and provide an appropriate remedy. Option A is correct because it describes this protective legal avenue. Option B, military power, concerns force and defence, not a citizen’s court-based protection. Option C, secret rule, means hidden government action and gives no right to challenge it. Option D, absence of rights, is the opposite: the ability to approach court shows that a legal protection or right exists. Memory cue: court help against official harm is a judicial remedy.

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CivicsDemocracyJudicial RemedyCitizen Rights

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