Social Sciences, asked by sairailyas160, 9 months ago

Do you think that without an independent judiciary a system of checks and balances can be established in the government?

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Answered by vikramschauhan24

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Answer:

no without an independent judiciary a system of checks and balances can't be established in the government

Answered by maheshwaran58

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Answer:

no we cant

Explanation:

If there no independent judiciary crimes are more going

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