The primary function of the judiciary is to
The primary function of the judiciary is to
make laws
enforce laws
interpret laws
maintain law and order
Correct answer is C
The main function of the Judiciary is to adjudicate and to interpret Acts of Parliament and the common law. Additionally the Judiciary has the power to issue out orders or directives as may be necessary to ensure law, peace and order is maintained.
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