Question : The notion of a 'committed' judiciary during the Crisis of the Constitutional Order was seen as a threat to:

Option 1: Judicial activism

Option 2: Judicial efficiency

Option 3: Judicial independence

Option 4: Judicial accountability

Question : What was the main objective behind the search for a 'committed' bureaucracy during the Crisis of the Constitutional Order?

Option 1: To ensure bureaucratic neutrality

Option 2: To align bureaucracy with the ruling party's ideology

Option 3: To reduce corruption in the administration

Option 4: To increase the efficiency of public services

Question : The idea of a 'committed' bureaucracy during the Crisis of the Constitutional Order was aimed at:

Option 1: Enhancing administrative efficiency

Option 2: Strengthening democratic institutions

Option 3: Ensuring loyalty to the ruling party

Option 4: Promoting transparency in governance

Question : The idea of a 'committed' judiciary during the Crisis of the Constitutional Order was criticized for:

Option 1: Promoting judicial activism

Option 2: Encouraging judicial independence

Option 3: Undermining the separation of powers

Option 4: Enhancing the efficiency of the judiciary

Question : The concept of a 'committed' judiciary during the Crisis of the Constitutional Order was seen as a challenge to:

Option 1: The principle of judicial review

Option 2: The efficiency of the court system

Option 3: The independence of the judiciary

Option 4: The accessibility of legal services