Concept:Sanctions can be avoided when the institution responsible for enforcing them is ineffective and not independent.
Explanation:Chief Jeunkoku can escape punishment only if the system that should hold him accountable fails to work properly.
The rule of law makes it difficult to evade sanction because laws apply equally to everyone.
Checks and balances prevent any single branch of government from having uncontrolled power.
Constitutional supremacy also ensures that every person, including Chief Jeunkoku, is subject to the highest law of the land.
These three conditions strengthen accountability and make evasion very unlikely.
However, a weak and compromised judiciary can be corrupt, biased, or unable to enforce court decisions.
In such a situation, legal processes can be manipulated and sanctions can be avoided.
Thus, Chief Jeunkoku can evade sanction only when the judiciary is not strong, independent, or trustworthy.
Answer:D. a weak and compromised judiciary
