Question

In reference to the quote, why is judicial independence important please Answer in 2 to 3 complete sentences

Answer 1

Answer:

Given the quote, the independence of the Judiciary means the ability to carry out their functions without any external interference either from other branches of government or government institutions. The Judiciary is a branch of government saddled with the responsibility of Implementing and interpreting the laws made by the Legislative branch.

Judges are ministers in the temple of justice and must not only ensure justice is done but seen to be done. To achieve this, the judiciary must be guarded against external interference for the benefit of the people.

The Judiciary is the"bedrock" of democracy saddled with the function of dispute resolution between aggrieved parties. Its importance comes to play where the parties are treated fairly by deducing the issues and applying the relevant evidence to arrive at a just conclusion.

It is of utmost importance as it makes sure the Judges uphold the principles of the rule of law without bias but based on the  provision of law without any external control from other bodies.