Post Utme Lautech 2018 Government Question 28

Practice objective / multiple choice question 28 from the 2018 Post Utme Lautech Government examination.

Post Utme Lautech 2018 Government Objective / Multiple Choice
Question 28 POST_UTME_LAUTECH • 2018 • GOVERNMENT • objective

The separation of powers is a fundamental principle of democratic government, and it is designed to prevent the concentration of power in any one branch of government. Discuss the role of the judiciary in the separation of powers, and explain how the judiciary checks the power of the other branches.

Answer Options

Correct Answer A. The judiciary has the power to declare laws and policies unconstitutional, and it can also check the power of the executive branch.
B. The judiciary has the power to declare laws and policies unconstitutional, but it cannot check the power of the executive branch.
C. The judiciary has no power to check the power of the other branches, and it is limited to interpreting the law.
D. The judiciary has the power to check the power of the legislative branch, but it cannot check the power of the executive branch.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
The judiciary has the power to declare laws and policies unconstitutional, and it can also check the power of the executive branch.

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This is Post Utme Lautech 2018 Government Question 28. It is one of the objective questions from the 2018 Post Utme Lautech Government examination.

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