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Why must courts remain bound by the Constitution despite judicial independence?

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Correct answer: So independence does not become arbitrariness

Answer: A, so independence does not become arbitrariness. Judicial independence means judges should be able to decide cases without improper pressure from the government, political parties, or powerful individuals. It does not mean that courts may do anything they wish. The Constitution is the supreme legal framework and sets rights, powers, procedures, and limits for public institutions, including courts. A is correct because constitutional boundaries make independence responsible and lawful rather than personal or arbitrary. B is wrong because election campaigning is not a judicial function. C is wrong because courts do not normally make tax policy; elected law-making bodies do that within constitutional limits. D is wrong because distributing party tickets is a political-party activity. Memory cue: independent from pressure, but bound by the Constitution.

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Class9CivicsJudicial IndependenceConstitutionThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsClass 9 Mcq

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