SpainPregunta 2034 · Fundamental rights and duties
In Spain, judges administer justice according to the instructions of the Government.
In the exam (Spanish)
Los jueces administran la justicia en España según las indicaciones del Gobierno.
- aTrue.Verdadero.
- bFalse.Falso.Correct answer
Why?
Judges are independent and answer only to the law (Article 117). The Government cannot give them instructions: this is the separation of powers.
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