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If courts hear citizens' complaints but orders are not enforced why is rights protection incomplete?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Because both hearing and enforcement are necessary

The direct answer is A: both hearing and enforcement are necessary. A court protects rights not merely by listening to a complaint, but by giving a lawful order and ensuring that the order has practical effect. Step by step: a citizen complains; the court examines the matter; it issues a decision or remedy; officials and responsible persons must obey it; if nobody enforces it, the citizen receives no real protection. Option A is correct because justice requires both a fair hearing and implementation. Option B is wrong because complaints help reveal violations and seek remedies. Option C is wrong because rights are real legal protections, not only symbols. Option D is wrong because law applies far beyond elections, including government decisions and personal rights. Memory cue: a court order must move from paper into action.

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