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Why does court intervention not happen in every policy decision?

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Correct answer: Because court usually reviews when law or rights are questioned

Correct answer: A. Courts do not normally design or administer every government policy. Elected governments and their departments make policies and carry them out, while courts mainly interpret the Constitution and laws. Court intervention becomes important when someone argues that an order is illegal, violates a constitutional right, exceeds government authority, or has not followed a required legal procedure. The court then examines the particular dispute and gives a decision according to law. B is wrong because courts can intervene when rights are violated; judicial review is not completely absent. C is wrong because deciding legal disputes, not watching sports, is a judicial function. D is wrong because courts are important constitutional institutions. Memory cue: policy choice is mainly for the government, but constitutional legality is checked by the judiciary.

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