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CivicsWhy is writ jurisdiction considered a means for quick protection of rights?Class 9Democratic RightsRight to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rightsLevel 20MediumCivicsWhich statement most clearly shows the judicial nature of Constitutional Remedies?Class 9Democratic RightsRight to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rightsLevel 20MediumCivicsWhat are the orders issued by courts generally called?Class 9Democratic RightsRight to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rightsLevel 20MediumCivicsHow does the court protect Fundamental Rights?Class 9Democratic RightsRight to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rightsLevel 20EasyCivicsWhat can courts issue to protect Fundamental Rights?Class 9Democratic RightsRight to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rightsLevel 20EasyCivicsWhat is the relation of writs with Fundamental Rights?Class 9Democratic RightsFundamental Rights in the Indian ConstitutionLevel 72MediumCivicsWhat are the orders issued by courts to protect rights called?Class 9Democratic RightsFundamental Rights in the Indian ConstitutionLevel 72EasyCivicsWhat can a court do when Fundamental Rights are violated?Class 9Democratic RightsFundamental Rights in the Indian ConstitutionLevel 71EasyCivicsWhat should be the limited purpose of the court's contempt power?Class 9Working of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)Level 66ExpertCivicsHow is compulsory obedience to court orders linked with rule of law?Class 9Working of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)Level 66ExpertCivicsIf court orders are not obeyed, what effect will it have on legality of the State?Class 9Working of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)Level 65ExpertCivicsWhat does the binding nature of judicial decisions mean?Class 9Working of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)Level 64HardCivicsWhat is the purpose of the courts' contempt power?Class 9Working of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)Level 64HardCivicsWhat problem will arise if judicial decisions are not obeyed?Class 9Working of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)Level 66MediumCivicsWhy is it necessary to obey a court order?Class 9Working of InstitutionsThe Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence)Level 66EasyCivicsIf courts hear rights cases but government does not obey orders why will rights protection remain incomplete?Class 9What is Democracy? Why Democracy?Rule of law and respect for rightsLevel 17ExpertCivicsIf courts hear citizens' complaints but their orders are not enforced why will rights protection remain weak?Class 9What is Democracy? Why Democracy?Rule of law and respect for rightsLevel 17HardCivicsIf government refuses to obey court orders what will weaken?Class 9What is Democracy? Why Democracy?Rule of law and respect for rightsLevel 17MediumCivicsIf government repeatedly ignores court orders which democratic control is harmed?Class 9What is Democracy? Why Democracy?Rule of law and respect for rightsLevel 14ExpertCivicsIf courts are independent but government does not obey their orders what weakness remains in rule of law?Class 9What is Democracy? Why Democracy?Rule of law and respect for rightsLevel 15Hard