Question

question 7
which phrase describes a feature of a constitutional liberal democracy?
a system of law that applies to leaders and citizens equally
a highly centralized government administration
leaders who are military officials or religious clerics
closed - session voting without journalists present

question 8
in a theocracy like malaysia, what is a dual system of law?
a president and judiciary who rule the nation jointly
coexisting legal codes based on civic and religious principles
legal codes that are borrowed from australia and belgium
shared leadership between a president and a prime minister

Explanation:

For Question 7: In a constitutional liberal - democracy, the rule of law is a fundamental principle, meaning laws apply equally to all, including leaders and citizens. A highly centralized government administration is not a defining feature of this system. Leaders being military officials or religious clerics goes against the liberal and democratic nature. Closed - session voting without journalists is not a characteristic feature.
For Question 8: In a theocracy like Malaysia (while Malaysia is a federal constitutional monarchy with Islam as the official religion and a complex legal system), a dual system of law often refers to co - existing legal codes based on civic and religious principles. A president and judiciary ruling jointly is not the definition of a dual system of law. Legal codes borrowed from Australia and Belgium is incorrect. Shared leadership between a president and a prime minister is a form of political power - sharing, not a dual system of law.

Answer:

Question 7: a system of law that applies to leaders and citizens equally
Question 8: co - existing legal codes based on civic and religious principles