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In which basic purpose are the Supreme Court and High Courts similar?

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Correct answer: Protecting the Constitution and rights

Correct answer: A — protecting the Constitution and rights. The Supreme Court and High Courts are different levels of the judicial system and have different territorial and appellate jurisdictions, but both interpret law and can protect constitutional rights within their authority. Courts can hear cases, examine government action and provide remedies when rights or legal protections are violated. A states their shared constitutional purpose without claiming that their powers are identical. B belongs to parliamentary and financial work, not the judiciary. C is an executive function performed by the political executive, not by courts. D is a political-party activity and has no place in an impartial court. Memory cue: court level may differ, but the constitutional purpose is common—apply law and protect rights.

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