The following factors are challenges faced by the judiciary under the doctrine of Separation of Powers except
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appointment of judges
- financial autonomy
- removal of judges from office
- poor legal infrastructure
The correct answer is: A
Explanation
The doctrine of separation of powers emphasises that the basic functions of the government be separated into different organs and that these organs should have different personnel. The adherence to the principle of separation of powers will enhance checks and balances where each organ of government serves as a watchdog over the other. The removal of judges, especially by the executive, is one of the challenges faced by the judiciary in this regard because it undermines the independence of the judiciary.