The judiciary of a country should be respected by politicians too.

[aninditasen]

A judgement in a court is passed by a judge after long presentation of facts. The judge has to go by facts and proves. Therefore if facts aren't presentation properly a judge can't do proper justice to a case. Of course the judge does uses his intuition and jurisprudence too. Hence when a verdict doesn’t please a politician it doesn't mean he has the right to criticize the highest court in the country. They are insulting their own legal system.

 

[magnus2022]

In a country where rule of law is respected, no man whether politician have the audacity to challenge the court. Well, in most countries of the world only United States practice purr democracy. Others are simply trying to get their acts together!

 

[aninditasen]

In a country where rule of law is respected, no man whether politician have the audacity to challenge the court. Well, in most countries of the world only United States practice purr democracy. Others are simply trying to get their acts together!

It's only the Supreme Court and High Courts that the politicians don't have the audacity to refute but don't hesitate to criticize.

 

[eLdavis]

Unfortunately in most countries, politicians often feel they are above the law there, since they can easily bribe their way out of things.

 

[aninditasen]

Unfortunately in most countries, politicians often feel they are above the law there, since they can easily bribe their way out of things.

That's true. They promote bribe and misappropriation of funds.