The judiciary can only be independent when
GOVERNMENT
WAEC 1993
The judiciary can only be independent when
- A. law and order are mantained
- B. people obey laws
- C. the executive arm performs its duties
- D. there is security of tenure of office for judges
Correct Answer: D. there is security of tenure of office for judges
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