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What does the concept of an 'Integrated Judiciary' mean in the context of the Indian Constitution?

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1The uniform structural merger of civil law courts with military tribunals
2The merging of judicial powers with the legislative wing of the union
3A single hierarchy of courts with the Supreme Court at the apex controlling all subordinate courts✓
4The complete integration of the state judiciaries with state executive bodies

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A single hierarchy of courts with the Supreme Court at the apex controlling all subordinate courts

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