Question 143
A judge in Germany belongs to the ...
Deutsch: Ein Richter/eine Richterin in Deutschland gehört zur …
Answer options
- Operative
- executive.
- Judiciary✓ Correct answer
- Legislative
Explanation
The question relates to the separation of powers in Germany. The state is divided into three powers: legislative (legislature), executive (execution of laws) and judiciary (judiciary). In order to find the right answer, it is necessary to know what role judges have in the German state system and to which of these powers they are assigned.
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