ne of the beauties of parliamentary democracy is the balance of power. Democracy thrives when the three branches of government—legislative, executive, and judicial—can function independently and independently.
But if the legislative branch interferes with the judiciary or if the executive branch tries to control the judiciary, then democracy stumbles. And that is why the three branches of government have to work with mutual respect and dignity.
A shining example of the balance between the three branches was seen in the United States. The country’s Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting citizenship based on birthright.
The court’s ruling is seen as a major defeat for President Trump. In a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court justices upheld a lower court decision.
The lower court’s decision suspended Trump’s executive order. This is how democracy is strengthened. It takes institutional form.