If the judiciary accepts every government order without review, what problem will arise?

Correct answer: Constitutional control will weaken

Correct answer: A. Judicial review means that courts examine whether government actions, orders, or laws follow the Constitution and protect rights. This review is an important check on executive power. If the judiciary approves every order without examining it, an unlawful or arbitrary order may continue even when it harms citizens. The constitutional balance among institutions would therefore become weaker, and the executive would face less accountability. B is incorrect because refusing to review orders reduces, rather than increases, accountability. C is incorrect because rights are not automatically protected when courts do not scrutinize government action. D is incorrect because independence means deciding cases without pressure and applying the law impartially; it does not mean blindly accepting executive decisions. Memory cue: judicial review is a constitutional check, not automatic approval.