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If government accepts legal limits and judicial review even during crisis, what does it show?

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Correct answer: Rule of law remains important even in crisis

A crisis may require quick government action, but it does not automatically remove all legal limits or make courts unnecessary. Even during danger, authorities must use power according to the Constitution and relevant laws. Judicial review helps test whether emergency measures are lawful, necessary, and not an arbitrary attack on citizens. This balance allows the state to address security concerns while continuing to respect rights as far as the law requires.

Option A is correct because accepting legal limits and judicial review shows that the rule of law remains important in a crisis. The statements that law ends, rights always disappear, or courts are unnecessary confuse emergency powers with unlimited power. Some rights may be lawfully restricted in particular circumstances, but such restrictions need legal authority and cannot be assumed to be unlimited or permanent.

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