Explain: Corruption & weak judicial system are likey partners in crime, feeding on each other to erode country

Question

it is a continuation of the question........ institutional defenses.........

( Pls answer.. i need it before November 17, 2006 ........tnx people and friends................... lav yah ol.............

Answer 1

Ha, want us to do your homework for you? I hate when people ask for that...you should have left that part out

Answer 2

So much corruption would make the law ineffective and the people unlaw abiding. If every official of the government are corrupt and the judicial system are powerless to stop it then people would be the same or react by not paying the taxes the government needed for its existence. Slowly the country is falling into chaos at the same time impoverished.

Answer 3

Government is inherentl abusive. Any time one group has power to control others, there will be some abuse.

To limit that abuse, the checks-and-balances system makes it hard for any one branch to act unilaterally, because the other branches can limit their abuse. The courts provide the primary relief, when someone has been injured by govt action.

Corruption increases the potential for abuse. A weak judicial system means that the courts are powerless to stop the abuse.

That's what's happened now, with the federal executive branch being allowed to violate federal law at a will, and Congress stipping the federal courts of jurisdiction to hear the complaints. Thus, the executive can abuse their power, with no checks.