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What are fundamental rights?
Think about the rights that protect individual freedoms.
What is the role of the judiciary in protecting fundamental rights?
Reflect on the judicial powers discussed in class.
What is the primary responsibility of the judiciary concerning fundamental rights?
Think about what the judiciary does in a democratic framework.
True or False: A citizen cannot seek legal redress if their fundamental rights are violated.
Recall our discussions about access to justice.
Consider a hypothetical scenario where a new law limits free speech in public protests. Discuss the steps an individual could take to challenge this law and the potential role of the judiciary.
Remember our discussion about how citizens can seek legal remedies.
Evaluate the impact of judicial activism on societal rights, providing examples of cases where this has played a significant role.
Reflect on notable cases that involve public interest.
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