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Now, in place of the ancient appointive system, the people demanded an elective judiciary which should be responsible to them and bring the courts to them.
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gutenberg.orgNow, in place of the ancient appointive system, the people demanded an elective judiciary which should be responsible to them and bring the courts to them.
This statement captures the shift towards an elective judiciary that was more accountable to the people, a significant change in governance.
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