Does an independent judiciary support republicanism?

Answer 1

It does not always support with republicanism. In a judiciary the president appoints the judges the people don't on the contrary republicanism is were the people elect representatives and vote them in congress. Now when the judicial branch wants to pass laws it would always have controversy with the representatives because they might have different ideas than the judicial court that would serve the common good of the people (representatives job). To conclude, the independent Judiciary some times will conflict with representatives.

Answer 2

Yes, an independent judiciary supports republicanism by ensuring the separation of powers and providing a check on the other branches of government. It helps maintain the rule of law and protects individual rights and liberties. An independent judiciary helps prevent the concentration of power and promotes democratic governance in a republican system.