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Contributions of Judges
Judges protect the supremacy of the constitution to ensure that everyone abides by
the constitution. Only the judiciary has the right to interpret the constitution, and has the
power to determine whether any law passed by the parliament or any bill of the
administrative agency is constitutional and effective. The judicial agency can use this power
to check whether the administrative agency and the legislature have abused their power, and
can protect our basic right.
The judge is the link between our government, the law and the people. They
have no royalties rather have a history of distrusting the government. When the government
is out of touch, judges are observers and fixers. They make it comply with our laws. A judge
is a trustworthy person who can review the actions of the government because our
government Composed of tired, overworked, inadequately trained and dedicated people.
Sometimes they get it wrong. The judge is not always a trustworthy person, but we believe
they will do it right. Their existence as judges legitimizes the government's exercise of
power.
Judges also are the face of social justice. They also help protect the rights of
individuals in court and promote fairness. The judge will help ensure that both parties have a
fair opportunity to present their case and act as independent and impartial decision-makers.