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Problem 17 - Entrance Test

What is the primary role of the Judiciary in a federal system?

A. To make laws for the entire country.B. To execute the laws passed by the legislature.C. To settle disputes between different levels of government.D. To control the actions of the executive without constitutional limits.

Correct: C

The judiciary acts as an impartial umpire in a federal system, ensuring that each level of government operates within its constitutional jurisdiction. Its primary role is to settle disputes between different levels of government regarding the division of powers.