in modern democracies, power is often shared among different organs of the government. explain
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Power is shared between different organs of the government such as Legislature Executive and Judiciary. This system of power sharing is called 'checks and balances' because all three organs are placed at the same level of power. The power distribution ensures a check on the others. Thus there is a balance of power.
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