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If courts are not independent what will happen to protection of rights?

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Correct answer: Protection of rights may weaken

Independent courts are able to examine government actions and protect citizens without being controlled by the government or another powerful authority. If courts are not independent, judges may be pressured to support officials or powerful groups. Citizens may then find it difficult to challenge illegal actions or obtain a fair remedy. Therefore, protection of rights may weaken, which is option A.

The other choices do not follow from a lack of judicial independence. Rights do not automatically become stronger, the need for law does not disappear, and citizens do not necessarily respond in one particular way. An independent judiciary is an important check on power because it can interpret laws, hear complaints, and order remedies when rights are violated. Its weakness can reduce accountability and make legal protection less reliable.

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