Which of the following BEST illustrates the role of checks and balances in the lawmaking process in Georgia? O A. Any bill proposed by the Georgia Supreme Court must be approved by both the governor and a majority of the General Assembly
before it becomes law.
O B. If the governor introduces a bill that the majority of the General Assembly does not support, the General Assembly has the ability
to veto that law.
OC. A majority of the Georgia Supreme Court must vote in favor of a bill proposed by the General Assembly before it is presented to
the governor for approval.
OD Once a bill becomes law, the Georgia Supreme Court has the ability to rule on the constitutionality of that and determine whether
or not it can be enforced.