The Supreme Court belongs to everyone. The independence of the judiciary rests on public trust, and public trust is not maintained by one-sided inquiries. Which of the following can be assumed from the given statement?
(I) One sided inquiry leads to flaw in supreme court's decisions.
(II) Defamation of Supreme court is the result of broken public trust.
(III) Independence of Judiciary implies the decisions are not based on one sided inquiry.

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The Supreme Court belongs to everyone. The independence of the judiciary rests on public trust, and public trust is not maintained by one-sided inquiries. Which of the following can be assumed from the given statement?  
(I) One sided inquiry leads to flaw in supreme court's decisions.  
(II) Defamation of Supreme court is the result of broken public trust.  
(III) Independence of Judiciary implies the decisions are not based on one sided inquiry.

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**Solution:**

1. The statement emphasizes that the Supreme Court's independence depends on public trust, which is not maintained by one-sided inquiries.

2. From this, it can be assumed that:
   - (I) One-sided inquiry leads to flaws in decisions because such inquiries do not maintain public trust.
   - (III) Independence of judiciary implies decisions should not be based on one-sided inquiry to maintain trust.

3. (II) Defamation of the Supreme Court as a result of broken public trust is not directly implied. Defamation is a legal issue and may not necessarily follow from broken public trust.

**Answer:** (c) Only I and III are implicit

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