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Why is the District Court important for ordinary citizens?

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Correct answer: Because many local disputes begin there

Direct answer: A is correct. A District Court is an important lower-level court that is geographically closer to ordinary people. Many civil and criminal cases begin at the district or subordinate-court level, depending on the law and the court’s jurisdiction. The process can be understood in steps: a dispute or alleged offence occurs; the appropriate local court receives the case; evidence and arguments are considered; the court gives a decision, and an appeal may be possible in a higher court. B is wrong because the Supreme Court is above District Courts. C is wrong because Parliament is run by elected representatives and parliamentary officers, not by a District Court. D is wrong because a District Court has no power to appoint the Prime Minister. Memory cue: district courts bring the justice system closer to citizens.

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District-CourtLocal-JusticeCourt-HierarchyAppealThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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