What is judicial review?

a. a decision about which cases go to the supreme court

b. the power to determine if an act is constitutional

c. the system by which the constitution is reviewed

d. a review of acts that have been allowed by congress

Answer;

B. the power to determine if an act is constitutional

Explanation;

-Judicial review refers to a process under which the judiciary reviews the actions of executive or legislative. Judicial review is the most important power of the federal courts, which is the authority to interpret the constitution.

-A court with these powers may invalidate laws and government actions that are against the higher authority; for instance if the federal courts finds out that laws or government actions violate the spirit of the Constitution, they profoundly shape public policy. Additionally, an executive decision may be invalidated for being unlawful.

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