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Why is distance from political parties necessary to keep courts impartial?

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Correct answer: So decisions are based on law instead of party interest

Correct answer: A. Courts must decide cases by applying the Constitution, law, and evidence, not by favouring a political party or protecting its interests. Distance from party politics helps judges appear and act impartial, so citizens with different political views can trust the process. Option A is correct because law-based decision-making is the foundation of impartial justice. Option B is wrong because judges are expected to decide cases, not campaign for parties. Option C is wrong because a courtroom is a place for legal arguments and evidence, not election speeches. Option D is wrong because courts must remain independent institutions, not offices of political parties. This does not mean judges ignore public affairs; it means they do not decide cases as party representatives. Memory cue: courts apply law, not party loyalty.

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Judicial ImpartialityPolitical NeutralityRule Of LawCourtsThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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