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If a court can stop a wrong government order, what becomes stronger?

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Correct answer: Rule of law and rights protection

A court that can stop an unlawful government order acts as a legal check on public power. It may examine whether the order violates the Constitution, a statute, or a protected right. If the order is invalid, the court can prevent its enforcement or provide relief to affected people. This ensures that government officials are also subject to law and cannot treat their decisions as automatically valid.

Option C is correct because judicial review protects the rule of law and citizens’ rights. Unlimited government power is the opposite of a legal check, and a secret order does not describe the court’s protective role. Election expense is unrelated to reviewing executive action. The court is not replacing elected government; it is ensuring that government acts within the authority and limits established by law.

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