Why can the judiciary review a policy decision?

Correct answer: To check whether it follows the Constitution and rights

Correct answer: A. Judicial review allows a court to examine whether a government decision or policy is consistent with the Constitution, valid laws, and protected rights. If a policy violates constitutional limits, a competent court may provide an appropriate remedy or invalidate the unlawful part. This power protects constitutional supremacy and prevents public authorities from acting without legal limits. A is correct because it states the purpose of review. B is wrong because courts do not predict or decide an election winner. C is wrong because forming the Cabinet belongs to the political executive and constitutional appointment process. D is wrong because writing advertisements is an administrative task, not judicial review. Memory cue: judicial review asks, “Is this action legally and constitutionally valid?”