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What is the main purpose of separating the judiciary from the executive?

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Correct answer: To keep judicial decisions free from administrative pressure

Correct answer: A — separation helps keep judicial decisions free from administrative pressure. The executive administers laws and manages government work, while the judiciary decides legal disputes and interprets the Constitution and laws. If the body carrying out government policy could directly control decisions about its own actions, citizens might not receive an impartial hearing. Separation therefore supports independent judgment, accountability and checks on misuse of power. Option A is correct because it states the central purpose. B is wrong because judges and ministers have different constitutional roles. C is wrong because police and other executive authorities remain subject to law and judicial oversight. D is wrong because separating powers does not abolish the legislature. Memory cue: different institutions, different duties, fewer conflicts of interest.

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Separation Of PowersExecutiveJudicial IndependenceThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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