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Why can a court stop a government order?

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Correct answer: If it is against law or the Constitution

Correct answer: A. Courts can review government action because every public authority must act within the limits of the Constitution and the law. The basic steps are simple: identify the order, examine the legal power behind it, compare its contents with applicable law and constitutional rights, and then decide whether it is valid. If the order is unlawful or unconstitutional, the court may set it aside, restrict its operation, or grant another lawful remedy. Option A is correct because illegality or unconstitutionality is a proper reason for judicial intervention. Option B is wrong because popularity cannot make an unlawful order valid. Option C is wrong because appearing in the news says nothing about legal validity. Option D is wrong because the length of an order is irrelevant to whether it follows law. This power is connected with judicial review and the rule of law. Memory cue: legality, not popularity, decides whether government action can stand.

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Judicial ReviewConstitutional LawGovernment OrdersRule Of LawThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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