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Why is public trust in judicial impartiality necessary?

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Correct answer: Because credibility of justice system depends on it

The governing concept is judicial impartiality and institutional legitimacy. Courts exercise authority by applying law to disputes, including disputes involving powerful officials or the government. If people believe judges decide independently, fairly and without favouritism, they are more likely to accept judgments, use lawful remedies and respect the justice system. Therefore option A is correct: public trust in impartiality is essential to the credibility of justice. The other options are unrelated effects. Impartiality does not change election dates, automatically reduce the budget or close Parliament; instead, it strengthens constitutional accountability and peaceful resolution of disputes.

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