Practice Judiciary (2.6.2.3) - The Political Organisation

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Question 1.
What is the primary role of the judiciary?
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Think about what happens when laws are questioned.
Question 2.
What does judicial independence mean?
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Consider why it's important for judges to decide cases without pressure.
3Question 3.
What does the judiciary primarily do?
- Create laws
- Interpret laws
- Enforce laws
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Consider which branch reviews laws rather than making them.
4Question 4.
Judicial independence is important because it allows judges to:
- True
- False
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Think about why judges need to be free from influence.
Question 5.
Critically evaluate a scenario where a law has been declared unconstitutional. What were the implications for society?
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Think about the broader impact on community rights and governance.
Question 6.
Analyze a case where judicial independence was questioned. What effects did it have on public trust?
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Explore historical contexts where judiciary was influenced by political agendas.

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