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What options did ghandi see for the judges?? (PLZ ANSWER I NEED THIS DONE ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

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The options, as Gandhi put it in his statement to the presiding judge, was this: "The only course open to you, Mr. Judge, is . . . either to resign your post or inflict on me the severest penalty.”

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A system that allows each branch to veto actions of other branches to prevent them from taking too much power.

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The legislature branch passes a law, the way the executive branch checks is by agreeing to the law, or denying/veto it. The judical branch

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