To ensure the rule of law and protect fundamental rights.

To resolve disputes between different political parties.

To interpret the constitution and settle constitutional disputes.

To provide legal advice to the government and other political institutions.

By upholding the principles of equality and non-discrimination.

By protecting the rights of minorities and marginalized groups.

By ensuring that the government acts within its constitutional powers.

All of the above.

The power of the judiciary to declare laws or government actions unconstitutional.

The power of the judiciary to interpret the constitution and settle constitutional disputes.

The power of the judiciary to provide legal advice to the government and other political institutions.

The power of the judiciary to resolve disputes between different political parties.

By ensuring free and fair elections.

By resolving disputes related to electoral processes and results.

By protecting the rights of voters and candidates.

All of the above.

The belief that the constitution is the supreme law of the land and that all citizens should respect and uphold it.

The belief that the judiciary is the guardian of the constitution and has the power to enforce its provisions.

The belief that the judiciary should actively promote the values and principles enshrined in the constitution.

All of the above.

By ensuring that inter-state disputes are resolved peacefully and amicably.

By upholding the principles of federalism and cooperative federalism.

By protecting the rights and interests of all states.

All of the above.

The willingness of the judiciary to interpret the constitution broadly and to use its powers to address social and political issues.

The willingness of the judiciary to defer to the decisions of the executive and legislative branches of government.

The willingness of the judiciary to actively promote the values and principles enshrined in the constitution.

The willingness of the judiciary to resolve disputes between different political parties.

By ensuring that all citizens are treated equally under the law.

By protecting the rights of individuals and groups from arbitrary or discriminatory actions by the government.

By ensuring that the government acts within its constitutional powers.

All of the above.

The freedom of the judiciary from political influence and interference.

The ability of the judiciary to interpret the constitution and settle constitutional disputes.

The ability of the judiciary to provide legal advice to the government and other political institutions.

The ability of the judiciary to resolve disputes between different political parties.

By ensuring that the rights of minorities and marginalized groups are recognized and respected.

By providing legal remedies for violations of the rights of minorities and marginalized groups.

By promoting affirmative action and other measures to address historical injustices.

All of the above.

The ability of individuals or groups to file lawsuits on behalf of the public interest.

The ability of the judiciary to interpret the constitution and settle constitutional disputes.

The ability of the judiciary to provide legal advice to the government and other political institutions.

The ability of the judiciary to resolve disputes between different political parties.

By ensuring that all citizens have equal access to the justice system.

By providing legal aid and assistance to those who cannot afford it.

By simplifying legal procedures and making the justice system more user-friendly.

All of the above.

The idea that the judiciary should use its powers to transform society and promote social justice.

The idea that the judiciary should interpret the constitution in a way that is consistent with the changing needs and aspirations of society.

The idea that the judiciary should actively promote the values and principles enshrined in the constitution.

All of the above.

By holding government officials accountable for their actions.

By ensuring that government decisions are made in a transparent and accountable manner.

By promoting the right to information and access to government records.

All of the above.